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To explain briefly, I work in industrial control, and my knowledge of electronics and analog circuits is limited to professional courses such as analog electronics and digital electronics.

Someone in the company designed a PCB board for signal acquisition, but we couldn't buy the sensor used in the design. I would like to ask the experts if we can tell what kind of sensor input is based on the electrical schematic.

(I bought a variable resistor type FSR406. There was no schematic diagram at the time. Later, after getting the information and checking online, I felt that it was a piezoelectric film type. But I don’t know what specific parameters are required.)

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The signal input buffer circuit is only used for impedance conversion.   Details Published on 2021-12-15 08:49

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This is a voltage follower, that is, the output is the same as the input voltage, and is used for high impedance signal input
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Then R157 and R158 divide the voltage to 2/3 of the original voltage
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A sensor is a device that converts non-electrical quantities (mechanical, temperature, optical, etc.) into electrical quantities.

What kind of sensor it is should be determined by what quantity you want to convert into electrical quantity, which cannot be seen simply from the electrical schematic.

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But I don't even know what type of electrical quantity this connector should input.  Details Published on 2021-11-30 12:47
 
 
 
 

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fxyc87 Published on 2021-11-30 10:56 This is a voltage follower, that is, the output is the same as the input voltage, and it is used for high impedance signal input

So, as long as I set the voltage between 0V and 3V, it can satisfy the signal switch input?

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maychang posted on 2021-11-30 12:37 A sensor is a device that converts non-electrical quantities (mechanical, temperature, optical, etc.) into electrical quantities. What kind of sensor is it?

But I don't even know what type of electrical quantity this connector should input.

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In your circuit, the input is obviously a voltage, and the internal resistance of the sensor is relatively large, otherwise R46 would not be as large as 10 megohms.  Details Published on 2021-11-30 13:53
In your circuit, the input is obviously a voltage, and the internal resistance of the sensor is relatively large, otherwise R46 would not be as large as 10 megohms.  Details Published on 2021-11-30 13:50
 
 
 
 

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I really can't tell.

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ddasd posted on 2021-11-30 12:47 But I don’t even know what type of electrical quantity to input into this connector

In your circuit, the input is obviously a voltage, and the internal resistance of the sensor is relatively large, otherwise R46 would not be as large as 10 megohms.

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ddasd posted on 2021-11-30 12:47 But I don’t even know what type of electrical quantity to input into this connector

In addition, considering that the capacitance of C70 is 10 nanofarads, the input signal frequency will not be high, at most a few Hz. This is a slowly changing signal.

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FSR406 reference

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It should be a piezoelectric sensor with a very high input impedance, so a voltage follower method is used to process the signal.

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High impedance voltage output signal

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The signal input buffer circuit is only used for impedance conversion.

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