Patent classifications
G01P3/36
DETECTION AND WIRELESS TRANSMISSION OF WHEEL ROTATION DIRECTION
Wireless transmission of wheel rotation direction is disclosed. A disclosed apparatus includes a tone ring exhibiting a rotational asymmetry and a detector to measure a rotational direction of a wheel of a vehicle based on the rotational asymmetry and to measure a rotational speed of the wheel, where the detector or the tone ring is operatively coupled to the wheel. The disclosed apparatus also includes a wireless transmitter to transmit the rotational direction and the rotational speed to a receiver proximate or within an engine compartment of the vehicle.
DETECTION AND WIRELESS TRANSMISSION OF WHEEL ROTATION DIRECTION
Wireless transmission of wheel rotation direction is disclosed. A disclosed apparatus includes a tone ring exhibiting a rotational asymmetry and a detector to measure a rotational direction of a wheel of a vehicle based on the rotational asymmetry and to measure a rotational speed of the wheel, where the detector or the tone ring is operatively coupled to the wheel. The disclosed apparatus also includes a wireless transmitter to transmit the rotational direction and the rotational speed to a receiver proximate or within an engine compartment of the vehicle.
Method and apparatus for determining a mass of a droplet from sample data collected from a liquid droplet dispensation system
A method and apparatus for collecting sample data from a liquid droplet dispensation system is provided.
Method and apparatus for determining a mass of a droplet from sample data collected from a liquid droplet dispensation system
A method and apparatus for collecting sample data from a liquid droplet dispensation system is provided.
Apparatus and method of measuring web feeding velocity by using single field encoder
A method of measuring feeding velocity of a web, on which a scale having pitches different from pitches of a mask are formed, is provided. The method includes: calculating a number of vibrations of a moiré image of light passing through the mask and the scale; calculating pitches of the scale of the fed web based on the calculated number of vibrations of the moiré image; averaging the pitches of the scale so that a change in a pitch between adjacent timings among the calculated pitches of the scale is minimized; extracting first signals corresponding to our phases for one pitch based on the averaged pitches of the scale; calculating two second signals for forming a Lissajous circle from the first signals; and calculating an angle of the Lissajous circle by the two second signals and then calculating the feeding velocity of the web by using the calculated angle.
Laser interferometer
A laser interferometer includes a light source that emits first laser light, an optical modulator that includes a vibrator and modulates the first laser light by using the vibrator to generate second laser light including a modulated signal, a photodetector that receives interference light between third laser light including a sample signal generated by reflecting the first laser light on an object and the second laser light to output a light reception signal, a demodulation circuit that demodulates the sample signal from the light reception signal based on a reference signal, and a signal generator that outputs the reference signal input to the demodulation circuit and outputs a drive signal input to the optical modulator, in which Vd/Vr<10, where Vr is a voltage of the reference signal and Vd is a voltage of the drive signal.
METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR INVESTIGATING FRAGMENT FIELDS CAUSED BY AN EXPLOSION
The present disclosure relates to methods and devices for investigating and characterizing a fragment or debris field caused by an explosion, and in particular, explosions resulting from the detonation of a cased munition. Aspects of the disclosure provide methods and devices which can be used to determine and correlate properties such as size/mass, location and velocity of fragments resulting from such a detonation.
METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR INVESTIGATING FRAGMENT FIELDS CAUSED BY AN EXPLOSION
The present disclosure relates to methods and devices for investigating and characterizing a fragment or debris field caused by an explosion, and in particular, explosions resulting from the detonation of a cased munition. Aspects of the disclosure provide methods and devices which can be used to determine and correlate properties such as size/mass, location and velocity of fragments resulting from such a detonation.
Drive-through inspection system for a moving vehicle
A vehicle measurement station utilizing at least one displacement sensor disposed on each opposite side of a sensor region of a vehicle inspection lane to acquire displacement measurement data, associated with a moving vehicle passing through the sensor region. Each displacement sensor is configured to acquire measurement data along at least three discrete and vertically spaced measurement axes. A processing system receives the acquired data for evaluation, identification of outlier data points, and for determining a measurement associated with a characteristic of the moving vehicle, such as vehicle velocity, axle alignment, wheel alignment, or dimensions.
Eye-Tracking System and Method Therefor
A system for tracking eye location is disclosed. Systems in accordance with the present invention include a scanner for sweeping a first optical signal across the surface of an eye, a detector for detecting a second optical signal reflected from the eye, and a detection circuit for determining a maximum intensity in the second optical signal. In operation, the scanner sweeps the first optical signal over the surface of the eye while the detection circuitry determines a plurality of intensity maxima in the second optical signal. The time between the intensity maxima during the sweep is indicative of the location of the cornea within the eye surface.