Linear Motion Based Sensing Techniques

Mohamed Azraai , Ahmad Puad (2008) Linear Motion Based Sensing Techniques. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

In this report, there are explanations on how the sensor can be used to detect a linear motion, thus produce an output (electrical signal) that can be used for many applications whether in the manufacturing industries or daily works. But in this study, the application was focused on the linear motion of a milling machine. The system for this study should have the capabilities to control the output or in other words have a multiple output. The main idea of this project was when the linear motion becomes faster; the output will be high, and when the linear motion becomes slower or stop, the output would stop. The systems generally have three major parts or sections where the parts were sensing system, processing system, and output system. Sensing system would have sensor to detect the motion, processing system have devices that can vary and stabilizes the output, while the output system have a motor where the motor speed depends on the output of second part. Sensing system must have a very good accuracy in order to give an accurate output. The elements that should have in processing system were good reliability and flexibility while in the output system, the element was high response. There were many factors need to be considered in designing the system for this project’s title such as the resistance, voltage, current (AC/DC) stability, input, output, environment, etc. However, after made some research, the project finally have finished and the objectives have been achieved where the output completely depending on the velocity of the motion as an input.

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