The Development of Piezoelectric Accelerometers Using Finite Elemen Analysis

Bin Liu; Q. Yao; B. Kriegbaum

The Development of Piezoelectric Accelerometers Using Finite Elemen Analysis

Bin Liu, Q. Yao, B. Kriegbaum

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Abstract

This paper describes the application of Finite Element (FE) approach for the development of piezoelectric accelerometers. An accelerometer is simulated using the FE approach as an example. Good agreement is achieved between simulated results and calibrated results. It is proved that the FE modeling can be effectively used to predict the specifications of the accelerometer, especially when modification of the accelerometer is required. The FE developing technology forms the bases of fast responsiveness and flexible customized design of piezoelectric accelerometers

Original language	English
Title of host publication	17th International Modal Analysis Conference IMAC
Number of pages	4
Publisher	Society for Experimental Mechanics
Publication date	1999
Publication status	Published - 1999
Event	International Modal Analysis Conference IMAC - Kissimme, Orlando, USA Duration: 1 Jan 1999 → … Conference number: 17

Conference

Conference	International Modal Analysis Conference IMAC
Number	17
City	Kissimme, Orlando, USA
Period	01/01/1999 → …

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