Study on Motion Equation of Acceleration Sensor with Magnetic Fluid

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Acceleration sensor with magnetic fluid is a novel application of buoyancy principle of magnetic fluid. The model of the sensor was established in the paper. To improve the design of the acceleration sensor with magnetic fluid, motion equation of the sensor was deduced, which is the second-order vibration equation. From the equation, the damping coefficient is determined by magnetic viscosity coefficient of the liquid and the sensor structural parameters.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 706-708)

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1034-1037

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June 2013

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