Optimization Process By Using Design Of Experiments (DOE) For Fiber Optic Distance Sensor

Amirul Aliff, Aminuddin (2015) Optimization Process By Using Design Of Experiments (DOE) For Fiber Optic Distance Sensor. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

This project proposes to use design of experiment for optimization of fiber optic distance sensor. The accuracy of normal sensor produces is affected by critical experimental parameters. The effects of these key variables on the fiber optic distance sensor efficiency were investigated. The low power output on the normal sensor was determined in many industrial area, as responses to that problem, design of experiment (factorial design) is the way that will assist the industrial to get the better output result or more accuracy on their sensor. The accuracy was checked using one standard reference material or variable which are; type of cable used, type of light source used, and distance of the sensor to the target and permittivity for an experiment. Factorial design 24 will applied to determine the significant factors that affect the output power. By using DOE tool, this experiment will be carried out systematically, effectively and efficiently.

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