Design and Test of Missile-Borne Acquisition and Storage System for Magnetoelectric Sensor

The magnetoelectric sensor can solve the problem of acceleration sensor signal adhesion when a large aspect ratio warhead penetrates a multi-layer protective structure at high speed to certain extent, but no missile-borne acquisition and storage system suitable for this sensor has been found. Therefore, this paper designed a magnetoelectric sensor missile-borne acquisition and storage system, which used GD32E230K8T6 as the main control chip, used the on-chip SAR-ADC to realize the analog-to-digital conversion, and used a resistor network to realize the in-phase attenuation linear transformation for the signal. The data was stored in a 256Kbit FRAM with a sampling rate of more than 100kHz and a sampling accuracy of 12bit. The test result showed that the prototype accomplished the acquisition task and the storage task, and had power-off protection with 330ms working time after power-off. The prototype can meet the requirements of missile-borne acquisition and storage.

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2024-08-23
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https://doi.org/10.1109/isset62871.2024.10779783
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Sensor Technology and Measurement Systems
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Design and Test of Missile-Borne Acquisition and Storage System for Magnetoelectric Sensor

Li Sui, Jiale Li, Zeng Tao
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Design and Test of Missile-Borne Acquisition and Storage System for Magnetoelectric Sensor

Li Sui, Jiale Li, Zeng Tao
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Abstract

The magnetoelectric sensor can solve the problem of acceleration sensor signal adhesion when a large aspect ratio warhead penetrates a multi-layer protective structure at high speed to certain extent, but no missile-borne acquisition and storage system suitable for this sensor has been found. Therefore, this paper designed a magnetoelectric sensor missile-borne acquisition and storage system, which used GD32E230K8T6 as the main control chip, used the on-chip SAR-ADC to realize the analog-to-digital conversion, and used a resistor network to realize the in-phase attenuation linear transformation for the signal. The data was stored in a 256Kbit FRAM with a sampling rate of more than 100kHz and a sampling accuracy of 12bit. The test result showed that the prototype accomplished the acquisition task and the storage task, and had power-off protection with 330ms working time after power-off. The prototype can meet the requirements of missile-borne acquisition and storage.

Beijing Institute of Technology (CN)
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