Metal Industries Research & Development Centre

Shuo-Ching Chen

Hsiu-An Tsai

Chih-Lung Lin

Kuo-Yu Chien

Nai-Chun An

Yuan-Chih Lin

A service life testing device for a pressure sensor includes a first and a second plates, the first plate including a stage carrying a to-be-tested pressure sensor; a pair of drivers, two ends thereof respectively connected to the first and the second plates; a pair of linear slide mechanisms, disposed between the first and the second plates, and each including a slide rail and a slider moving there along, where a compression spring is disposed along an axial direction of each slide rail; a jig, disposed between the first and the second plates, and facing the to-be-tested pressure sensor; and a processing unit, electrically connected to the drivers and the to-be-tested pressure sensor, and configured to control a moving direction, a moving speed, and a moving stroke of the drivers, to cause the to-be-tested pressure sensor to press against or move away from a surface of the jig.

Service life testing device for pressure sensor and testing method using same

A sensing device of pressure and temperature in a mold comprises: a housing communicating with a mold cavity, and including a channel and an accommodating space; a base on a bottom surface of the housing, and including a mesa on a top; a strut in the accommodating space, and a front end thereof extended into the channel and exposed to the mold cavity; a strain structure between the mesa and a back end of the strut, and located on the mesa; a strain gage on the strain structure to measure a deformation amount of the strain structure the mold cavity and transforming the deformation amount into deformation amount information; a temperature-sensing element in the strut to measure a temperature of the strut, and transforming the temperature into strut temperature information; and a processing unit to obtain the deformation amount information and the strut temperature information.

Sensing device of pressure and temperature in mold

A radio frequency (RF) positioning system comprises transceivers, positioning tags, processing units and a computing host. One or multiple positioning tags are attached to a target object being located. When the transceivers first generate and transmit transmission signals, one or multiple tag antennas in the positioning tag receive the transmission signals and transmit back modulated signals. The transceivers then receive and transmit the modulated signals to the processing units. The processing units are configured to obtain received signals, and calculate frequency differences based on the received signals and the transmission signals. The computing host calculates position coordinates of tag antennas based on the frequency differences, and then calculates the orientation of the target object being located according to the position coordinates of the tag antennas.

Radio frequency positioning system

A measurement device for a linear stage includes a two-dimensional grating and a measurement unit respectively disposed on first and second moving stages of the linear stage. The measurement unit includes a light source, a two-dimensional sensor and a processor. The light source emits incident light to the two-dimensional grating so that the incident light is reflected thereby to result in reflection light. The two-dimensional sensor receives the reflection light and converts the same to a reflection signal. The processor receives the reflection signal and determines accordingly a first rotational angle, and first and second displacement components of a displacement of the first moving stage.

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Kaohsiung, Taiwan

Shuo-Ching Chen