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摘要
A packaged angle sensor consisting of four PZT/FeGa/PZT magnetoelectric (ME) laminate composites, four magnetic accumulation arcs, a magnetic accumulation (MA) ring, a multi-polar magnetic ring (MPMR), a shaft, and necessary shells is fabricated and characterized. The ME laminate composite with a slim shape is placed between the MA arc and the MA ring. The MPMR fixed on the shaft is used to apply a magnetic field associated with angle information to the ME laminate composites. Under the role the MA parts, the magnetic field applied to the ME laminate composites can be enhanced about 7 times. With the increasing of the rotational speed, the frequency of the sensor's output signal is increased linearity, which can be used to measure the rotational speed. The amplitude of the output signal is increased as well and finally reached a stable value of 45.3 Vpp. In order to realize static test without the participation of an excitation coil, one of the ME laminate composites has been used as a piezoelectric transformer. In experimental, a resolution of 0.2 degrees and a favorable stability with a standard deviation in population of similar to 40 mu Vpp are achieved from this sensor. These characteristics show that the packaged sensor can be successfully used in rotational parameters testing and has the potential to establish self-powered wireless angle-sensing devices.
