Abstract:
An apparatus for measuring a length of an optical resonant cavity includes a frequency tunable light source, a beam splitter, a frequency modulator and an optical resonant cavity. The frequency tunable light source emits a beam. The beam splitter is disposed on the optical path of the beam for dividing the beam into a first beam and a second beam. The frequency of the second beam is modulated by the frequency modulator to differ from the frequency of the first beam by a beat frequency. The optical resonant cavity is disposed on the main optical path of the first beam and the main optical path of the modulated second beam. The first beam and the modulated second beam enter the optical resonant cavity for measuring a length of the optical resonant cavity, and a variation in cavity length is calculated from the beat frequency.
Abstract:
A particle counting method comprises obtaining first particle information related to the gas to be measured by a first particle counter with a first particle size detection range, obtaining second particle information related to the gas to be measured by a second particle counter with a second particle size detection range, and generating particle size distribution information according to the first and second particle information. The first particle information includes a plurality of particle size ranges and a plurality of particle quantities wherein each of the plurality of particle size ranges corresponds to a respective one of the plurality of particle quantities, the second particle information includes the quantity of particles of which the size values are in the second particle size range, and the lower limit of the second particle size range is lower than that of the first particle size range.
Abstract:
A capacitive shear force sensor and a method for fabricating thereof are provided. The capacitive shear force sensor includes a first electric field shielding layer, a second electric field shielding layer, a driving electrode, a first sensing electrode, a second sensing electrode and a dielectric layer. The second electric field shielding layer is disposed under the first electric field shielding layer. The driving electrode is disposed between the first electric field shielding layer and the second electric field shielding layer. The first and the second sensing electrodes are disposed between the driving electrode and the second electric field shielding layer. The dielectric layer is disposed between the driving electrode and the first sensing electrode, and between the driving electrode and the second sensing electrode. The first sensing electrode and the driving electrode form a first capacitor. The second sensing electrode and the driving electrode form a second capacitor.
Abstract:
A shock indicator, including a first cover, a base, a counterweight, and a shrapnel, is provided. The first cover has an accommodating space. The base is disposed in the accommodating space of the first cover. The counterweight is located in the accommodating space. The counterweight has a pivot end pivotally disposed on the base, and the counterweight rotates relative to the base with the pivot end as a rotation axis. The shrapnel is disposed on the base and is located in the accommodating space. The counterweight and the shrapnel are located on two opposite sides of the base. The shrapnel has two ends, and the two ends of the shrapnel clamp the counterweight along a contour of the counterweight.
Abstract:
A capacitive shear force sensor and a method for fabricating thereof are provided. The capacitive shear force sensor includes a first electric field shielding layer, a second electric field shielding layer, a driving electrode, a first sensing electrode, a second sensing electrode and a dielectric layer. The second electric field shielding layer is disposed under the first electric field shielding layer. The driving electrode is disposed between the first electric field shielding layer and the second electric field shielding layer. The first and the second sensing electrodes are disposed between the driving electrode and the second electric field shielding layer. The dielectric layer is disposed between the driving electrode and the first sensing electrode, and between the driving electrode and the second sensing electrode. The first sensing electrode and the driving electrode form a first capacitor. The second sensing electrode and the driving electrode form a second capacitor.