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Distance SensorsDistance Sensors

Team: The Technicians

Applied Robotic

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SensorSensor A sensor is a device capable of transforming

physical and chemical magnitudes in electrical magnitudes.

The physical and chemical magnitudes to transform depend on the type of sensor.

Examples of magnitudes: tempeture, light intensity, distance, aceleration, inclination, displacement, force, twist, preassure, dampness, pH, etc.

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Sensores de distanciaSensores de distancia

Distance sensors

Short distancesLong distances

Radar

Ultrasonic

Long distance laser

By cable

Magnetoresistive

LVDT

Triangulation Laser

Profile scanner laser

Potentiometer

Magnetoestrictive

Digital

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RadarRadar It Creates an electromagnetic field. It detects the echo of its transmision. It makes use of the doppler efect. The new technologies use light . Distance of more than 100 m, even more

than 10 Km.

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RadarRadar They work using two technics◦ Echo◦ Doppler Efect

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RadarRadar The first experiments used sound

(ultrasound). Nowadays electromagnetic waves and

light or laser are used. The wave frecuency takes an important

roll in the radar applications.

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ApplicationsApplications Air traffic control. Car detection. Medicine field.

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ApplicationsApplications

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UltrasonicUltrasonic Maximum 100m distance.

It emmits an ultrasonic signal which is reflected on the surface and is reflected again on the telemeter. The telemeter receives the echo.

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Triangulation LaserTriangulation Laser Triangulation laser projects a light beam over

the surface that we want to measure, this light beam is reflected on the device photodetector with a certain inclination angle, which will change in function of the measured distance.

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Triangulation LaserTriangulation Laser Used to measure short distances.

Range: 2mm to 500mm.

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Long Distance LaserLong Distance Laser The laser sends a light beam with

different frequencies and it compares the reflected signal on the measured object with the intern reference value.

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Long Distance LaserLong Distance Laser I mm resolution.

Up to 30m without reflector.

Up to 100m with reflector.

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Profile Scaner LaserProfile Scaner Laser Based on the triangulation laser principle

of functionality, but projecting a transversal light beam instead of punctual, which let us obtain the profile where the light beam is being reflected.

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Profile Scanner LaserProfile Scanner Laser The output signal is punctual by

coordinates (X, Y) and they are transmitted in an analog or digital way.

Range: From 5 to 1200 mm on the Z axis, and from 8 to 600 mm on the X axis.

Resolution: 30µm.

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Potentiometer SensorPotentiometer Sensor The measure is obtained by the

displacement of a cursor over a resistive plastic track which gives a proportional value depending on the cursor location.

Advantage: Low cost. Disadvantage: Sensitive to tempeture

changes and easily affected by humid environments.

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ApplicationsApplications Distance and positioning measure of

different industries machinery (wood, ceramic, marble, etc.) where there are short distances and the industry is looking for simple automatization.

Range: From 25 mm to 950 mm.

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By Cable.By Cable. They transform a lineal movement in an angular

movement. The angular movement is gathered by a

potentiometer to obtain analog outputs or with the use of an encoder to obtain digital outputs.

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By CableBy Cable Mechanic parts:◦ Cable.◦ Wharf.◦ Drum.

It composes a great precision and repeatability mechanics.

Range: Form 50 mm to 60 m.

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MagnetoestrictiveMagnetoestrictive It emmits pulses along the profile, this

pulses are modified by the magnet´s magnetic field, which will determinate the position.

The electronic measures the time difference between the pulses´ emision and reception and converts it on distance with high resolution.

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MagnetoestrictiveMagnetoestrictive Range: From 150 mm to 5.75 m. Great precision (1µm). Dirt resistant.

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MagnetoresistiveMagnetoresistive They allow us to have a linear encoder,

with the advantage of counting with a magnetic tape of 30m long in one piece.

The system has two parts, la magnetic tape and the compress which allow us to have a measure with contact but without rubbing because the compress moves a distance of one or two milimeters from the tape.

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MagnetoresistiveMagnetoresistive Available in different resolutions and

formats, all with a high read velocity.

Range: Up to 30 m with only one tape.

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Linear Encoders / DigitalLinear Encoders / Digital The measure is made optically over a

crystal track. The assembly is quite simple. Range: From 60m to 990mm.

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LVDT / InductivesLVDT / Inductives The displacement is obtained by means of the

lack of coordination between the primary and secundary wound.

It doesn´t suffer wear. Range: From 0.25mm to 300mm.

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VideosVideos http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpAFJEp

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THANKS FOR YOUR THANKS FOR YOUR ATTENTIONATTENTION