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Development of a commercially viable piezoelectric force sensor system for static force measurement

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A compensation method for measuring static force with a commercial piezoelectric force sensor is proposed to disprove the theory that piezoelectric sensors and generators can only operate under dynamic force.… Click to show full abstract

A compensation method for measuring static force with a commercial piezoelectric force sensor is proposed to disprove the theory that piezoelectric sensors and generators can only operate under dynamic force. After studying the model of the piezoelectric force sensor measurement system, the principle of static force measurement using a piezoelectric material or piezoelectric force sensor is analyzed. Then, the distribution law of the decay time constant of the measurement system and the variation law of the measurement system's output are studied, and a compensation method based on the time interval threshold and attenuation threshold is proposed. By calibrating the system and considering the influences of the environment and the hardware, a suitable value is determined, and the system's output attenuation is compensated based on the value to realize the measurement. Finally, a static force measurement system with a piezoelectric force sensor is developed based on the compensation method. The experimental results confirm the successful development of a simple compensation method for static force measurement with a commercial piezoelectric force sensor. In addition, it is established that, contrary to the current perception, a piezoelectric force sensor system can be used to measure static force through further calibration.

Keywords: system; force sensor; measurement; force; piezoelectric force

Journal Title: Measurement Science and Technology
Year Published: 2017

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