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摘要
监测易腐货物在运输和储存过程中的温度对于防止浪费和保持产品质量至关重要。利用相变材料 (PCM) 在特定温度下会改变物理状态的独特特性,我们优化了一种电容式传感器的设计,该传感器基于涂有 PCM 的聚酰亚胺间螺旋 (IDE) 铜结构,能够不可逆地检测温度阈值。我们使用有限元模型模拟分析了传感器尺寸对其响应的影响。该模型预测,在 IDE 上铺设 PCM 后,最佳覆盖范围内的电容变化可达 51%,实验验证了这一预测,误差不超过 5%。在毛细管保持机制的基础上,研究了两种熔化概念,即在 IDE 上铺展或移除熔化的 PCM,以保持传感器在倾斜状态下的灵敏度。最后,在纸上展示了一种环保的电容式结构及其在 460 MHz 频率下的无线操作,该结构是用蜂蜡钝化并覆盖荷荷巴油的印刷锌传感器。在 12.3 °C 的临界温度下,油的熔化导致共振频率不可逆转地移动了 14 MHz。这项研究为不可逆温度监测电容式传感器的设计和实施提供了指导。
Design optimization of a phase-change capacitive sensor for irreversible temperature threshold monitoring and its eco-friendly and wireless implementation
Monitoring the temperature of perishable goods during transport and storage is essential to prevent waste and maintain product quality. Exploiting the unique property of phase-change materials (PCM), altering their physical state at specific temperatures, we optimize a capacitive sensor design based on a copper on polyimide interdigitated spiral (IDE) structure coated with a PCM to irreversibly detect temperature thresholds. The effect of the sensor dimensioning on its response is analyzed using a finite element model simulation. The model predicted up to 51% capacitance variation for optimal coverage of the PCM after spreading over the IDE, which was validated experimentally within a 5% error. Two melting concepts utilizing the spreading or the removal of the melted PCM over the IDE are investigated based on a capillary retention mechanism to maintain sensor sensitivity under inclination. Finally, an eco-friendly implementation of the capacitive structure and its wireless operation at 460 MHz is demonstrated on paper with a printed zinc transducer passivated with beeswax and covered with jojoba oil. Melting of the oil at a threshold temperature of 12.3 °C resulted in an irreversible shift in resonance frequency of 14 MHz. This study provides guidelines for the design and implementation of irreversible temperature monitoring capacitive sensors.
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