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In the design of inductive angle sensors, optimizations are very important for efficient design. However, they are rarely available due to the complexity of electromagnetic field. Based on the response surface methodology and Maxwell finite element method, an optimal design method for the inductive angle sensor is proposed in this paper. Through selecting the key parameters of the sensor and setting...
This paper reports on a novel fiber-optic ice sensor featuring oblique fiber end-faces, not perpendicular to the fiber axis. The inclination angles of the end-faces were respectively 50° and 30° for the source and signal fiber bundles. Ice-growth curves obtained in an icing wind tunnel showed that with increasing ice thickness, the output voltage of this sensor would reduce rapidly for glazed ice,...
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