PASSIVE WIRELESS INDUCTIVE CAPACITIVE LC SENSING TECHNIQUES FOR PROCESS PARAMETERSPERFORMANCE OF QUANTUM DOT BASED INTERMEDIATE BAND SOLAR CELLS

Puja Acharya; Abhishek Chaudhary; Raju C K

PASSIVE WIRELESS INDUCTIVE CAPACITIVE LC SENSING TECHNIQUES FOR PROCESS PARAMETERSPERFORMANCE OF QUANTUM DOT BASED INTERMEDIATE BAND SOLAR CELLS

Authors

Puja Acharya K.R. Mangalam University, Gurugram, Haryana, INDIA
Abhishek Chaudhary Sandip University (Sijoul)
Raju C K Sri Siddhartha Academy of Higher Education

Keywords:

Engineering, Passive Wireless, Capacitive Lc Sensing

Abstract

As a result of the rapid development that is taking place in a variety of commercial applications, such as the pharmaceutical industry, the processing of food and medication, nuclear power plants, and various biological applications, amongst other fields, there has been an increase in the demand for various new technologies. This demand has led to an increase in the availability of a variety of new technologies. The quick development that is taking place in these industrial applications is likely the cause of this demand. In order to facilitate the development of systems that are both safer and more effective, researchers are concentrating their efforts on the creation of surveillance techniques that are both accessible and inactive. These techniques will evaluate a variety of physical characteristics. These methods will evaluate the characteristics of the surroundings in which a system is operating. It is imperative that the characteristics of volume, pressure, flowrate, and emptiness percentage for two-phase flows be continuously monitored and evaluated. These characteristics are among the most crucial ones for a wide range of disciplines, and it is important to note that they play important roles. In addition, when working with processes that consist of two stages, these characteristics are required to be taken into consideration. The research that has been done in this area has presented a number of different methodologies that can be utilised in order to determine the aforementioned characteristics. These methodologies have the potential to be utilised in a variety of settings. The current body of research has led to the development of instruments that are capable of electronically measuring level, pressure, flowrate, and empty percentage independently of any active power source. These instruments have been created as a result of the research that is currently being conducted. The accumulation of this corpus of knowledge has made it feasible to produce these tools, which would not have been possible otherwise. The passive detection technology known as inductive-capacitive (LC) has been selected as the methodology of measurement that will be implemented for wireless applications. This technology will be used to determine signal strength. In the first piece of research, an LC sensing technology-based noncontact wireless inactive level sensor is introduced. This sensor does not require any physical contact. This instrument is a component of the surveillance device for the inactive level. This monitor is very mobile and does not have any attachments or connections that require it to make physical contact with anything.

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PASSIVE WIRELESS INDUCTIVE CAPACITIVE LC SENSING TECHNIQUES FOR PROCESS PARAMETERSPERFORMANCE OF QUANTUM DOT BASED INTERMEDIATE BAND SOLAR CELLS