磁致伸缩效应在生物传感器中的应用(图文)论文-By_gnksguybb（Applications of magnetostrictive effect in biosensors (Abstract) -By_gnksguybb）.docVIP

磁致伸缩效应在生物传感器中的应用(图文)论文-By_gnksguybb（Applications of magnetostrictive effect in biosensors (Abstract) -By_gnksguybb） Application of magnetostrictive effect in biosensors (graphic) Thesis guidance: We are committed to the research of wireless magnetic sensor technology, based on the principle of magnetostrictive design. In an externally alternating magnetic field, the magnetic diaphragm is stimulated by magnetic field to produce magnetic moment, which is converted into mechanical energy and produces a telescopic vibration along the length direction, that is, magnetostrictive. When the frequency of alternating magnetic field and the mechanical vibration frequency of magnetic diaphragm are equal, the magnetic film produces resonance and has the maximum amplitude, at this time, the vibration frequency is the resonant frequency of the magnetic diaphragm. When the surface load quality of the magnetic diaphragm sensor changes, the resonant frequency will also change. Because the magnetic diaphragm itself is magnetic, its telescopic vibration produces magnetic flux, the resulting flux can be detected by the detection coil, the signal is amplified by the external instrument measurement. The excitation and transmission of the signal in the magneto-elastic sensor is done by magnetic field, and there is no physical connection between the sensor and the detecting instrument, which belongs to the wireless passive sensor. The wireless passive feature of magneto-elastic sensor has a wide application foreground in the fields of living, in vivo analysis and in airtight container. such as ph sensor, immune sensor. Keywords: magnetostrictive effect, biosensors, wireless The change of magnetization state of ferromagnetic material or ferrous magnetic material leads to the change of length, volume or shape, which is called magnetostriction effect (magnetostrictiveeffect). Magnetostrictive is the property of all ferromagnetic materials. The change in length was found in 1847 by Joule (Joule