2014
DOI: 10.1109/tim.2014.2321462
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A Zero-Crossing Detection System Based on FPGA to Measure the Angular Vibrations of Rotating Shafts

Abstract: In this paper, the efficient implementation of a reliable measurement device to measure the angular velocity vibrations of rotating shafts is discussed. The solution is particularly suitable to be fit in measurement embedded systems equipped with field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs). The proposed measurement method is analyzed from a theoretical point of view, focusing the study on the frequency response of the technique. On the basis of the theoretical results, a reliable and low-complexity design of the me… Show more

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“…Sıfır geçiş tabanlı detektörler birçok alanda kullanılmaktadır. Sıfır geçiş tabanlı detektörler; anahtarlama sistemleri [6], görüntü analizi [7], şaft titreşimlerinin açısal ölçümleri [8], hassas ultrason ölçümleri [9], rotor konumunun tespit edilmesi [10] gibi yaygın kullanıma sahiptir. Günümüzde; distorsiyonun, gecikmenin ve maliyetin en düşük olduğu sıfır geçiş tabanlı elektronik şalter çalışmaları bulunmaktadır.…”
Section: Materyal Ve Yöntemunclassified
“…Sıfır geçiş tabanlı detektörler birçok alanda kullanılmaktadır. Sıfır geçiş tabanlı detektörler; anahtarlama sistemleri [6], görüntü analizi [7], şaft titreşimlerinin açısal ölçümleri [8], hassas ultrason ölçümleri [9], rotor konumunun tespit edilmesi [10] gibi yaygın kullanıma sahiptir. Günümüzde; distorsiyonun, gecikmenin ve maliyetin en düşük olduğu sıfır geçiş tabanlı elektronik şalter çalışmaları bulunmaktadır.…”
Section: Materyal Ve Yöntemunclassified
“…(12) Effects of large value of β: Doppler sidebands with mean frequency and its harmonics cannot be ignored if β value is large [44]. (13) Systematic error in zero-crossing: In the measurement of angular velocity vibrations of rotating shafts, the zero-crossing method introduces a systematic error dependent on the frequency of the vibration harmonic [72]. (14) Pull-in-range of PLL: Frequency demodulation as well as β estimation would be possible only if the carrier frequency variation is within the pull-in-range of the PLL.…”
Section: Issuesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Further, the ratio method is also preferred to know the mechanical properties of the soft tissue [16]. Furthermore, [19] 410 kHz 10 mm/s NA 60 Hz production line at volvo car corporation phase detector and low-pass filter [20] 80 kHz NA 0.2 m <50 Hz flexible beam vibrations least-square method [11] 4 MHz NA <100 μm up to 1 kHz heart wall vibrations constraint least-squared approach [75] NA ±0.015 m/s peak-peak <300 μm NA blood flow and arterial wall vibrations simultaneously zero-crossing method [72] 40 MHz shaft rotating at 2500 rpm NA mechanical vibration of 0.010°at 10 Hz angular vibration of rotating shafts [47] 9 MHz NA 1000 nm 200 Hz bovine muscle motion the standard deviation method is applied in cardiac activity monitoring, blood flow velocity detection and tissue vibration. In blood flow detection under skull by Doppler Effect, centre of gravity is calculated in mean frequency which is defined in terms of power spectrum density.…”
Section: Comparisonmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In order to estimate the axial speed of the projectile by using magnetic measurement information, time-frequency domain analysis methods such as STFT (Short-time-Fourier-transform) [3][4][5], differential filtering [6], zero pass detection [7,8], and deformation Kalman filtering algorithm combined with peak detection are currently employed [9], but these methods all have their own defects. For example, the STFT estimation method uses Fourier transform to estimate the angular rate.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%