Sensor technology

TEACHERS IN CHARGE

Assoc. Prof. Goran Čubrić, PhD

COURCE CODE

230124

STUDY, MODULE

Textile Technology and Engineering - undergraduate, Module Engineering Design and Management of Textiles
Textile Technology and Engineering - undergraduate, Module Textile Chemistry, Materials and Ecology
Textile Technology and Engineering - undergraduate, Module Clothing Engineering’s

SUMMARY

4 (2+2+0)

ECTS

4

KNOWLEDGE VERIFICATION

Writing exam

PRECONDITION FOR TESTING

Regular attendance of lectures and practice

LECTURE TYPE

lectures

EXERCISE TYPE

audio practice, laboratory practice, workshops

SUBJECT CONTENT

Sensor characteristics; Mechanical sensors; reed sensors (magnetic); Inductive sensors; capacitive sensors; ultrasonic sensors; Optical sensors; Temperature measurement; Position sensors; speed sensors; Force sensors; pressure sensors; Tactile sensors; slip sensors; Vision sensors; Flow sensors; Actuators; cylinders and fluid muscle; Application of sensors on grippers; Level measurement; Measurement of humidity (moisture); Mini, micro and nano sensors

AIM OF COURSE

The aim of the course is to get acquainted with the most commonly used sensors and actuators used in machines. Furthermore, the student will acquire basic knowledge of sensors, and their application in mechatronics.

LITERATURE NECESSARY FOR COURSE

Nikolić, Gojko; Katalinić, Branko; Rogale, Dubravko; Jerbić, Bojan; Čubrić, Goran: Roboti & primjena u industriji tekstila i odjeće, Dragčević, Zvonko (ur.). Zagreb, Zrinski d.d., Čakovec, ISBN: 978-953-7105-22-8, 2008.
Alan S. Morris, Reza Langari: Measurement and Instrumentation; Theory and Application
William Bolton: Instrumentation and control systems

SUPPLEMENT LITERATURE

Nikolić, Gojko; Čubrić, Goran: Investigating the positioning edge accuracy of sensors in textile and clothing manufacture, International Journal of Clothing Science and Technology 19 (2007), 3/4; 178-185, ISSN 0955-6222
Čubrić, Goran; Nikolić, Gojko: Use of reflective optical sensor for fabric detection, Melliand international 18 (2012), 3; 186-187, ISSN 0947-9163.