High-Performance Vibration Sensor Design

This paper proposes a high-performance vibration sensor design to address sensitivity and stability issues in existing sensors under wide frequency (0-1 kHz) and high-amplitude (>10 g) conditions. The ADXL317 accelerometer provides high-sensitivity three-axis acceleration measurement, while the AD2428W signal processing chip handles signal processing and data transmission. This combination ensures excellent sensitivity and stability across a wide frequency range and under large amplitude vibrations. Experimental results show that the sensor achieves a sensitivity of 80 mV/g to 85 mV/g in the 0-1 kHz range, with a maximum linearity deviation of 0.997% in the 1 g to 16 g acceleration range. This design offers an effective solution for precise measurements in challenging environments, suitable for industrial monitoring, equipment diagnostics, and applications in automotive and aerospace industries.

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2025-04-11
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https://doi.org/10.1109/wccct65447.2025.11027937
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Sensor Technology and Measurement Systems
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Abstract

This paper proposes a high-performance vibration sensor design to address sensitivity and stability issues in existing sensors under wide frequency (0-1 kHz) and high-amplitude (>10 g) conditions. The ADXL317 accelerometer provides high-sensitivity three-axis acceleration measurement, while the AD2428W signal processing chip handles signal processing and data transmission. This combination ensures excellent sensitivity and stability across a wide frequency range and under large amplitude vibrations. Experimental results show that the sensor achieves a sensitivity of 80 mV/g to 85 mV/g in the 0-1 kHz range, with a maximum linearity deviation of 0.997% in the 1 g to 16 g acceleration range. This design offers an effective solution for precise measurements in challenging environments, suitable for industrial monitoring, equipment diagnostics, and applications in automotive and aerospace industries.

Gannan Normal University (CN), Shanghai Electric (China) (CN)
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