12-18-2021 08:04 PM
I am new to this technology. We need to track a small (mm-size) object moving 200 m/s over distaqnces of about 30 cm. We could embed a magnet. Can anyone help me with the design? Alternatively, is this possible with an on-board accelerometer? Peak acceleration couild be 1000gee.
S.Bless NY University. sbles@nyu.edu
12-22-2021 02:29 AM
Hello sbless,
For your description "200 m/s over distaqnces of about 30 cm" and "penetration of projectiles in soil", it seems it requires a large accelerometer sensor range. Could you tell me what the requirements for the accelerometer sensor range are?
12-22-2021 02:41 PM
Thanks. We are a research laboratory that needs to track motion of projectiles that are penetrating soil. The best solution for us would be a tracker that works over the range 25kgee to 200gee. We could probably use a system that worked from 5kgee to 200gee, although the experiments would be harder to conduct. We need accelerations in two orthogonal directions. I was hoping to find someone who could design & deliver a package that could fit inside our 14-mm diameter projectiles, record accelerations, and read out data after an experiment.
12-23-2021 04:08 AM
Hello sbless,
For your research, do you have a range of theoretically calculated acceleration values?
12-23-2021 03:23 PM
Yes. The limits are in my message. If what we want is not possible, then we would consider redesigning the experiment so that we can use what is possible.
Thanks.
12-24-2021 03:26 AM
Hello sbless,
For your previous description "200 m/s over distaqnces of about 30 cm.", in order to evaluate acceleration value, you need to know the following information:
1.How long will it take to complete the move?
2.I think it couldn't keep 200 m/s speed all the time, so what is the speed during movement?
But it seems your projectiles will have big acceleration value.