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Jianlin Liu - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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equilibrium of the general Coplanar Force group
2019Co-Authors: Jianlin LiuAbstract:In this chapter, we will learn how to write down the equilibrium equations for a general Coplanar Force group. We mainly introduce two cases, i.e., the first one is on the one rigid body system and the other is on the rigid multi-body system, which is more complicated.
Mauro Serpelloni - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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design and fabrication of a flexible capacitive Coplanar Force sensor for biomedical applications
Static Analysis Symposium, 2018Co-Authors: Andrea Bodini, Stefano Pandini, Emilio Sardini, Mauro SerpelloniAbstract:Flexible capacitive sensors are acquiring more importance in nowadays applications. They are being used in a wide variety of fields, from fingerprints reading to Force sensing, from cell growth evaluation to touch sensing. In the biomedical field, research is pushing towards micrometer scale capacitive sensors, requiring a complex fabrication process. This project aims at the design of an easy-to-use and low-cost capacitive Force sensor for biomedical applications. For this purpose, a Coplanar geometry is studied, developed and few prototypes were fabricated. In the current configuration, sensors' size is 4 mm thick, with a diameter of 8.5 mm but different sizes can be adopted as well. Furthermore, the capacitive sensor is made by a wafer of 3 different polymeric layers, in which is inserted a flexible polyimide PCB (130 μm thick). The prototypes were tested with a maximum Force of 1 N, but wider range are permitted. In the current configuration, the tested sensors have a sensitivity of 172 fF/N, a resolution of 80 mN, a hysteresis of 20 fF and the percentage of nonlinearity is 1.087%. Its field of application could vary from sitting posture sensing, insole pressure sensor, tongue pressure monitoring, tactile pressure and many other biomedical applications in which a soft surface is needed.
Andrea Bodini - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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design and fabrication of a flexible capacitive Coplanar Force sensor for biomedical applications
Static Analysis Symposium, 2018Co-Authors: Andrea Bodini, Stefano Pandini, Emilio Sardini, Mauro SerpelloniAbstract:Flexible capacitive sensors are acquiring more importance in nowadays applications. They are being used in a wide variety of fields, from fingerprints reading to Force sensing, from cell growth evaluation to touch sensing. In the biomedical field, research is pushing towards micrometer scale capacitive sensors, requiring a complex fabrication process. This project aims at the design of an easy-to-use and low-cost capacitive Force sensor for biomedical applications. For this purpose, a Coplanar geometry is studied, developed and few prototypes were fabricated. In the current configuration, sensors' size is 4 mm thick, with a diameter of 8.5 mm but different sizes can be adopted as well. Furthermore, the capacitive sensor is made by a wafer of 3 different polymeric layers, in which is inserted a flexible polyimide PCB (130 μm thick). The prototypes were tested with a maximum Force of 1 N, but wider range are permitted. In the current configuration, the tested sensors have a sensitivity of 172 fF/N, a resolution of 80 mN, a hysteresis of 20 fF and the percentage of nonlinearity is 1.087%. Its field of application could vary from sitting posture sensing, insole pressure sensor, tongue pressure monitoring, tactile pressure and many other biomedical applications in which a soft surface is needed.
Stefano Pandini - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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design and fabrication of a flexible capacitive Coplanar Force sensor for biomedical applications
Static Analysis Symposium, 2018Co-Authors: Andrea Bodini, Stefano Pandini, Emilio Sardini, Mauro SerpelloniAbstract:Flexible capacitive sensors are acquiring more importance in nowadays applications. They are being used in a wide variety of fields, from fingerprints reading to Force sensing, from cell growth evaluation to touch sensing. In the biomedical field, research is pushing towards micrometer scale capacitive sensors, requiring a complex fabrication process. This project aims at the design of an easy-to-use and low-cost capacitive Force sensor for biomedical applications. For this purpose, a Coplanar geometry is studied, developed and few prototypes were fabricated. In the current configuration, sensors' size is 4 mm thick, with a diameter of 8.5 mm but different sizes can be adopted as well. Furthermore, the capacitive sensor is made by a wafer of 3 different polymeric layers, in which is inserted a flexible polyimide PCB (130 μm thick). The prototypes were tested with a maximum Force of 1 N, but wider range are permitted. In the current configuration, the tested sensors have a sensitivity of 172 fF/N, a resolution of 80 mN, a hysteresis of 20 fF and the percentage of nonlinearity is 1.087%. Its field of application could vary from sitting posture sensing, insole pressure sensor, tongue pressure monitoring, tactile pressure and many other biomedical applications in which a soft surface is needed.
Emilio Sardini - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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design and fabrication of a flexible capacitive Coplanar Force sensor for biomedical applications
Static Analysis Symposium, 2018Co-Authors: Andrea Bodini, Stefano Pandini, Emilio Sardini, Mauro SerpelloniAbstract:Flexible capacitive sensors are acquiring more importance in nowadays applications. They are being used in a wide variety of fields, from fingerprints reading to Force sensing, from cell growth evaluation to touch sensing. In the biomedical field, research is pushing towards micrometer scale capacitive sensors, requiring a complex fabrication process. This project aims at the design of an easy-to-use and low-cost capacitive Force sensor for biomedical applications. For this purpose, a Coplanar geometry is studied, developed and few prototypes were fabricated. In the current configuration, sensors' size is 4 mm thick, with a diameter of 8.5 mm but different sizes can be adopted as well. Furthermore, the capacitive sensor is made by a wafer of 3 different polymeric layers, in which is inserted a flexible polyimide PCB (130 μm thick). The prototypes were tested with a maximum Force of 1 N, but wider range are permitted. In the current configuration, the tested sensors have a sensitivity of 172 fF/N, a resolution of 80 mN, a hysteresis of 20 fF and the percentage of nonlinearity is 1.087%. Its field of application could vary from sitting posture sensing, insole pressure sensor, tongue pressure monitoring, tactile pressure and many other biomedical applications in which a soft surface is needed.