Low-Power Actuation Methods for Highly Nonlinear Solitary Wave Transducers Used to Assess Human Eyes

Hodgson, Madison; Dickerson, Samuel J.; Rizzo, Piervincenzo

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-07322-9_87

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“…Moreover, the integration of a wireless remote control (Chen, Woodford, 2016) enhances user convenience and accessibility, allowing for remote operation and monitoring of the system from a distance. According to the current state of the art in this field, traditional circuit breakers are still widely used today for power-system protection Eaton created the Arc Fault Detection Device (AFDD) in 2016 to provide enhanced protection against electric arcs (Madueme et al, 2021), leakage current (Murty, 2017), overcurrent (Lu et al, 2021), short circuits (Sheng, 2019; Institute of Integrated Electrical Engineers of the Philippines, 2017) and overvoltage the circuit breakers were usually installed as the protection (Yuan et al, 2022;Hodgson et al, 2022). An electrical circuit breaker (White, 2015;Xiao et al, 2023; Gorjian and Shukla, 2020; Lin et al, 2022) is a switching device that can be used to control and protect an electrical power system both manually and automatically.…”

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Design And Development Of Automated Electrical Circuit Fault Protector With Alarm System

2024

IJFMR

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In response to the critical need for fire and accident prevention in homes and establishments, this research presents an automated electrical circuit fault protector with an alarm system. The device automatically interrupts current flow upon detecting short circuits and overloads, safeguarding against potential hazards. Objectives include assessing sensitivity to faults, evaluating wireless remote-control performance, examining sound clarity, and ensuring voltage stability post-fault events. Equipped with a resettable system, the device allows manual or remote control. Using a developmental research method, data collection employed researcher-made observation and evaluation sheets. Thirty expert evaluators assessed the device. Micro testing revealed that the device was sensitive to faults and automatically triggered the alarm. With an overload rating of 1,500-3,000 watts, the device shuts off power automatically after the overload occurs and back to normal with a stable voltage once the problem was fixed, though this device was primarily designed only for micro-testing this device was customizable to user needs. Its alarm system boasts an audible range of up to 20 meters the same is through with remote control operation. Overall, the device effectively detects faults, incorporates an audible alarm, and supports remote operation, serving as a crucial safety measure against electrical mishaps and very acceptable in terms of design, composition, safety, and operating performance.

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Design And Development Of Automated Electrical Circuit Fault Protector With Alarm System

2024

IJFMR

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Wireless portable transducer for nondestructive evaluation applications based on highly nonlinear solitary waves

2023

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Low-Power Actuation Methods for Highly Nonlinear Solitary Wave Transducers Used to Assess Human Eyes

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Design And Development Of Automated Electrical Circuit Fault Protector With Alarm System

Design And Development Of Automated Electrical Circuit Fault Protector With Alarm System

Wireless portable transducer for nondestructive evaluation applications based on highly nonlinear solitary waves

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