Analysis of Electrical Resistance and Impedance Change of Magnetorheological Gels with DC and AC Voltage for Magnetometer Application
Magnetorheological gel (MRG) is a smart material that can change its stiffness property by external magnetic field and has been applied as a smart rubber in suppressing vibration. Recent studies show that the electrical resistance of MRG also can be affected with external magnetic field. Thus, this...
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doaj-3f9ca185a5e94f3bb38f52db614498db2020-11-24T21:20:55ZengMDPI AGSensors1424-82202019-05-011911251010.3390/s19112510s19112510Analysis of Electrical Resistance and Impedance Change of Magnetorheological Gels with DC and AC Voltage for Magnetometer ApplicationJae-Eun Park0Ga-Eun Yun1Dae-Ik Jang2Young-Keun Kim3School of Mechanical and Control Engineering, Handong Global University, Pohang 37554, KoreaSchool of Mechanical and Control Engineering, Handong Global University, Pohang 37554, KoreaDepartment Civil and Environmental Engineering, KAIST, Daejeon 34141, KoreaSchool of Mechanical and Control Engineering, Handong Global University, Pohang 37554, KoreaMagnetorheological gel (MRG) is a smart material that can change its stiffness property by external magnetic field and has been applied as a smart rubber in suppressing vibration. Recent studies show that the electrical resistance of MRG also can be affected with external magnetic field. Thus, this study aimed to conduct analysis on MRG resistance variation due to external magnetic field with DC and AC input voltage. With an DC input voltage, the resistance change due to magnetic field was modeled. In addition, the capacitance variation of the material was observed. The impedance of MRG due to AC input voltage was analyzed and was observed that the impedance of MRG was affected by both the magnetic field and the input frequency. With the experiment data, the impedance modeling of MRG in frequency domain was derived. Based on experiment results, the performance and limitation of MRG as a magnetometer sensor are discussed.https://www.mdpi.com/1424-8220/19/11/2510magnetorheological gelself-sensingresistance changemagnetic field sensorsmart material |
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Jae-Eun Park Ga-Eun Yun Dae-Ik Jang Young-Keun Kim Analysis of Electrical Resistance and Impedance Change of Magnetorheological Gels with DC and AC Voltage for Magnetometer Application Sensors magnetorheological gel self-sensing resistance change magnetic field sensor smart material |
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Analysis of Electrical Resistance and Impedance Change of Magnetorheological Gels with DC and AC Voltage for Magnetometer Application |
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Analysis of Electrical Resistance and Impedance Change of Magnetorheological Gels with DC and AC Voltage for Magnetometer Application |
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Analysis of Electrical Resistance and Impedance Change of Magnetorheological Gels with DC and AC Voltage for Magnetometer Application |
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Analysis of Electrical Resistance and Impedance Change of Magnetorheological Gels with DC and AC Voltage for Magnetometer Application |
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Analysis of Electrical Resistance and Impedance Change of Magnetorheological Gels with DC and AC Voltage for Magnetometer Application |
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analysis of electrical resistance and impedance change of magnetorheological gels with dc and ac voltage for magnetometer application |
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Magnetorheological gel (MRG) is a smart material that can change its stiffness property by external magnetic field and has been applied as a smart rubber in suppressing vibration. Recent studies show that the electrical resistance of MRG also can be affected with external magnetic field. Thus, this study aimed to conduct analysis on MRG resistance variation due to external magnetic field with DC and AC input voltage. With an DC input voltage, the resistance change due to magnetic field was modeled. In addition, the capacitance variation of the material was observed. The impedance of MRG due to AC input voltage was analyzed and was observed that the impedance of MRG was affected by both the magnetic field and the input frequency. With the experiment data, the impedance modeling of MRG in frequency domain was derived. Based on experiment results, the performance and limitation of MRG as a magnetometer sensor are discussed. |
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magnetorheological gel self-sensing resistance change magnetic field sensor smart material |
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