416F30023ILR

Crystals

Crystals have a wide range of applications that range across various industries. One such crystal, the 416F30023ILR, is a single axis inclination sensor. It is typically used in automotive systems and similar applications, to detect angular position, angular velocity, and angular acceleration. This article will discuss the application field of the 416F30023ILR, as well as its working principle.

Application Field

The 416F30023ILR makes use of a quartz crystal and two electrodes to form a capacitive sensing element. This allows it to measure angular velocity, angular acceleration, and angular position in automotive applications. The sensor can be used to monitor g-forces when a car is turning, or detect motion when a car is braking or accelerating. It can also be used to assist in maintaining stability in vehicles.

The 416F30023ILR is also often used in industrial applications that take advantage of incremental motion control. This could range from synchronizing the motion of machines in factories to controlling the angles of blades and other tools. The sensor is capable of accurately measuring angles and angular accelerations up to a rate of 15kHz.

Working Principle

The 416F30023ILR makes use of two quartz plates that are precisely cut and polished. One of these plates is placed on a movable substrate. The other plate is fixed. When the angle of the movable plate is changed, the capacitance between the two plates changes, creating an electrical signal.

The signal is then detected by a dedicated circuit and compared against a calibrated reference signal. This comparison will then yield the measured angle, angular velocity and angular acceleration. These values are then outputted as either an analogue or digital signal.

The 416F30023ILR is a highly precise sensor. It is capable of angular measurement accuracies of up to 0.01 degrees in angular velocity and angular acceleration measurements. It is also capable of angular position measurements of up to 0.1 degrees.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the 416F30023ILR crystal is a multipurpose inclination sensor capable of measuring angular velocity, angular acceleration, and angular position. It is used widely in automotive applications and industrial applications to assist with incremental motion control and maintaining vehicle stability. It utilizes two quartz plates and a dedicated circuit to measure angles and output signals.