lecture 7: signal processing v een 112: introduction to electrical and computer engineering...
TRANSCRIPT
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Lecture 7: Signal Processing V
EEN 112: Introduction to Electrical and Computer Engineering
Professor Eric Rozier, 2/27/13
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SCHEDULE
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Schedule
Date M W
3/4 Wrap up signals NASA Guest Speaker
3/11 Spring Break Spring Break
3/18 Computer Engineering Computer Engineering
3/25 Computer Engineering Midterm II
4/1 EE/Circuits EE/Circuits
4/8 EE/Circuits EE/Circuits
4/15 EE/Circuits EE/Circuits
4/22 Course Synthesis Course Synthesis
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No Lab this Week
• Happy early Spring Break
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CAPTURING SIGNALS
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What we’ve done so far…
• Talked about…– Why signals are important– How to sample signals– How to quantize signals– How to store signals in computers
• What about how to collect or capture signals?
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First a bit about Electricity
• We talked a bit about voltage so far, but what is it really?
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Electricity
• The flow of electrons in a conductive material.
• Typically we represent the flow of “holes” rather than electrons.– This is due to historical
reasons, more on this inother classes.
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Voltage and Current
• The most basic ways in which we discuss the flow of electrical charge is voltage and current.
• We will describe these and other EE terms both as the flow of electrical charge, and using the “hydraulic analogy”
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Voltage
• Voltage is the potential difference in electrical charge between two points in a circuit.– Measured in Volts
• In the Hydraulic analogy, we envision this as water pressure.
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Current
• Flow of electrons in a circuit.– Measured in Amperes or Amps
• Hydraulic analogy, volume of flow of water through a pipe.
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Resistance
• All wires resist the flow of electrical charge, just as all pipes resist the flow of water
• I – Current• V – Voltage• R - Resistance
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Resistance
• What happens if you were to keep pressure constant, but pinch the pipe closed?
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Resistance
• What happens if you were to keep the flow constant, but pinch the pipe closed?
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Signals to Voltage
• Signals are some physical phenomenon– How do we get from signal to voltage?
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A quick note…
• A lot of what we will talk about today you won’t understand 100%
• Being an Electrical and Computer Engineer means learning a lot of specialized (but useful!) information– It takes time
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EEN
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ECN
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EAN
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ESN
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The purpose…
• Not to scare you…
• To show you there are answers, which you will learn in time.
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SENSORS
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Microphones
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Condenser Microphone
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Condenser Microphone
• The capacitance (C) is inversely proportional to the distance between parallel plates.
• Sound levels compress the plates.
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Piezoelectric Microphone
• Some materials produce a voltage when subject to pressure.– We call this effect Piezoelectricity
• Carbon microphones aresimilar– Change resistance in response
to changing pressure
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Image Sensors
• CCD – Charge CoupledDevice
• Photons striking theplates add electronsto wells.
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Image Sensors
• Wells can be “read” by applying positive charge to plates, and shifting the electrons towards a circuit.
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Image Sensors
• CMOS – Complementary metal-oxide semiconductor– Active pixel sensor– Light sensor coupled
with a signal amplifiercircuit.
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Image Sensors
• A Bayer Mask allows only certain wavelengths of light to strike each plate.
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Bayer Mask
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Touch Screens
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Infra-red Touch Screens
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Resistive Touch Screen
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Capacitive Touch Screen
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Magnetometers•A very common type is the Hall Effect magnetometer.
•Charge particles (electrons, 1) flow through a conductor (2) serving as a Hall sensor. Magnets (3) induce a magnetic field (4) that causes the charged particles to accumulate on one side of the Hall sensor, inducing a measurable voltage difference from top to bottom.
Edwin Hall discovered this effect in 1879.
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Accelerometers• Uses:NavigationOrientationDrop detectionImage stabilizationAirbag systems
The most common design measures the distance between a plate fixed to the platform and one attached by a spring and damper. The measurement is typically done by measuring capacitance.
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Gyroscopes
•Optical gyros: Leverage the Sagnac effect, where a laser light is sent around a loop in opposite directions and the interference is measured. When the loop is rotating, the distance the light travels in one direction is smaller than the distance in the other. This shows up as a change in the interference.
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Antennas
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Electro-Magnetism
• It turns out magnetism and electricity are related…
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Antennas
• Antennas couple electric connections with electromagnetic fields
• Radio waves are justelectromagnetic waveswhich propagate throughthe air
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Antennas
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Antennas
• Electromagnetic fields induce current oscillations in the electrons present in an antenna.
• Hydraulic Analogy – Water wheel
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Spedometer
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Fuel Gauge
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Switches and Dials
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Potentiometers
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Buttons and Switches