2023
DOI: 10.1109/jsen.2023.3239884
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A Highly Sensitive Wear Debris Sensor Based on Differential Detection

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“…The sensor could detect 10–15 µm of iron particles and 65–70 µm of copper particles in the oil. Similar to the differential resistive pulse sensor (RPS), Yang et al [ 108 ] proposed an inductive sensor based on differential detection that employs two induction coils embedded in a single excitation coil. By reverse connecting the two induction coils with identical parameters, the differential signal is obtained, thereby suppressing common mode interference and eliminating ambient noise effects to produce an ultra-low noise sensor.…”
Section: Electrical-based Countersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The sensor could detect 10–15 µm of iron particles and 65–70 µm of copper particles in the oil. Similar to the differential resistive pulse sensor (RPS), Yang et al [ 108 ] proposed an inductive sensor based on differential detection that employs two induction coils embedded in a single excitation coil. By reverse connecting the two induction coils with identical parameters, the differential signal is obtained, thereby suppressing common mode interference and eliminating ambient noise effects to produce an ultra-low noise sensor.…”
Section: Electrical-based Countersmentioning
confidence: 99%