传感器与执行器是机械与能源工程系本科生专业核心课。其他学科专业具备相应基础知识且有兴趣的学生可以选修。本课
程的先修课程为电路基础。
本课程的主要任务是通过理论教学环节和实验教学环节使学生掌握常用多种类型传感器的工作原理,基本功能,静态特
性,数学模型和动态响应特性、信号分析方法,以及基于传感器获得的数据进行误差分析与处理。实验教学环节培养学生
利用 Arduino 作为控制器,从多种传感器获取信息,并在多种执行器平台上完成控制功能。培养学生了解 Arduino 的原
理,编程方法;掌握多种传感器的性能、静态与动态特性,使用方法;掌握基于传感器实现执行器的开闭环控制。此外,
我课程也将讲授应用与机器人系统的各类驱动器的发展历程,各类驱动器的应用场景,典型驱动器的原理和模型。为以后
从事机器人、物联网、机电系统设计等方向的工程技术工作、科学研究工作以及开拓新技术领域奠定基础。
Sensors and Actuators is a major Core course for undergraduate students in the Department of Mechanical and Energy
Engineering. Students from other majors who have appropriate basic knowledge and are interested can take courses.
The prerequisite course is Fundamentals of Electric Circuits.
The objective of this course is to teach the working principles, basic functions, static characteristics, math model and
dynamic responses of several commonly used sensors. Students will also learn skills for signal analysis and error
analysis and estimation. The experimental session trains students to use Arduino as a controller, obtain information from
multiple sensors, and apply control on different actuator platforms. The course is to make students understand the
principles and programming of Arduino; the performance, static and dynamic characteristics of various sensors, and use
methods; the open\closed loop control of actuators based on sensors.
This course will also introduce the development of different types of actuators for use in the robotics, the application
scenario of different types of actuators, and different principle and model of typical actuators. This course will lay the
foundation for future engineering and technical work, scientific research work and the development of new technology
fields in the fields of robotics, Internet of things, mechatronics systems, etc.
通过对本课程的学习,学生将掌握以下几个方面:
1.了解传感器与执行器的定义、组成、发展趋势以及应用
2.传感器与执行器的基本特性
3. 不同类型的传感器与执行器原理,测量电路及应用
4. 理解各类驱动器的基本工作原理和工作特性
5.科研表达能力与科研创新能力
6.交流:通过口头,视觉和书面交流(包括摘要),以适合于在所引用的期刊上发表或在该领域的会议上发表的方式和格
式,交流实验背景,方法,结果和结论。
1. Understand the definition, composition, development trend and application of sensors and actuators