104results about How to "Multiple sensing points" patented technology

A moped employing a sensor with uniformly distributed magnetic blocks in a shell disclosed by the invention is an electric moped for providing a power signal by multi-point magnetic induction. The sensor comprises a sensing element, a power model processor, a digital-analogue converter and an operational amplifier which are orderly connected, wherein the sensing element comprises a rotating plate and a fixing plate; the permanent magnet blocks and halls are arranged on the fixing plate; a plurality of adjacent permanent magnet blocks of which the magnetic polarities are opposite are fixedly arranged on the rotating plate; the halls on the fixing plate are arranged at the positions near the permanent magnet blocks; the sensor is sleeved outside a middle shaft of a bicycle; and the operational amplifier is connected with a motor controller. The moped has the advantages that the opposite positions of the permanent magnet blocks and the halls are fixed; the halls can obtain rectangular wave signals; the sensor conveniently outputs an artificially set power model via digital treatment; and a power starting point, a finishing point and force are reasonable, so that a person and a machine can be matched and the electricity is saved.

The invention discloses a turntable sensing element with unevenly distributed magnetic fluxes of magnetic blocks, belongs to the technical field of providing signals by magnetic induction, and particularly relates to a technology for carrying out multi-point magnetic induction to provide control signals on a rotating component. A plurality of permanent magnet blocks which are distributed in a ring are fixedly arranged on a rotating plate; the magnetic fluxes of at least two permanent magnet blocks are different; the magnetic polarities of the adjacent permanent magnet blocks are opposite at one side of the rotating plate, namely the magnetic polarity distribution mode of all permanent magnet blocks at one side of the rotating plate is an N pole, an S pole, the N pole ...; and halls on the fixing plate are arranged at the positions near the permanent magnet blocks. The turntable sensing element has the advantages that the halls can obtain rectangular wave signals by an opposite distribution mode of the magnetic polarities NS of the adjacent permanent magnet blocks; the signals can be conveniently subjected to digital treatment, the rectangular wave signals can present the positions of the permanent magnet blocks on the rotating plate by difference of the magnetic fluxes, and uses of different rectangular waves are determined.

A sensor having multiple magnetic blocks of adjustable positions in a housing, comprising, sequentially connected, a sensing element, a power-assist model processor (21), a digital-to-analog converter (27), and an operational amplifier (28). The sensing element comprises permanent magnet blocks (2) and a Hall element (3) arranged within a cavity fitted together by a rotating disk (1) and a fixed disk (40). Fixedly arranged on the rotating disk (1) are the multiple permanent magnet blocks (2) in a circular-annular distribution, the spacing intervals between the permanent magnet blocks (2) are adjustable, the magnetic polarities of adjacent permanent magnet blocks (2) are opposite, that is, the magnetic polarities of all of the permanent magnet blocks (2) on a certain side of the rotating disk (1) are distributed in a pattern of N pole, S pole, N pole...; the Hall element (3) on the fixed disk (40) is arranged at a position in proximity to the permanent magnet blocks (2). The advantages of the sensor is that the N-S distribution of the magnetic polarities allows the Hall element (3) to acquire a rectangular wave signal, and to add a digital processing for setting a power-assist model; by adjusting the spacing intervals of the permanent magnet blocks (2), the rectangular wave signal is allowed to express the positions of the permanent magnet blocks (2) on the rotating disk (1), and to determine the uses of different rectangular waves; the relative positions of the permanent magnet blocks (2) and of the Hall element (3) are fixed, and signal output is reliable.