June 2021

Piezoelectric sensor

Piezoelectric Pressure Sensor Working Principle

A piezoelectric sensor is a device that uses the piezoelectric effect to measure pressure, acceleration, strain or force. When pressure, force or acceleration is applied to piezoelectric materials such as quartz crystal, PZT ceramic, tourmaline, gallium phosphate, and lithium sulfate, an electrical charge is developed across the crystal that is proportional to the force applied

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Hydraulic Dynamometer

Eddy Current or Inductor Dynamometers – Hydraulic Dynamometer

This is an example for absorption type hydraulic dynamometer. Principle: When a conducting material moves through a magnetic flux field, voltage is generated, which causes current to flow. If the conductor is a wire forming, a part of a complete circuit current will be caused to flow through that circuit, and with some form of

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System Components of Computer Controlled CMM

Computer Controlled CMM – Co-ordinate Measuring Machine

The below fig shows the layout of a computer controlled CMM, a flexible measuring centre. The measurements, inspection of parts for dimension form, surface characteristics and position of geometrical elements are done at the same time. Mechanical systems for the computer controlled CMM can be subdivided into four basic types. The selection of a particular

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