Detectivity of Transducer Solution

STEP 0: Pre-Calculation Summary
Formula Used
Detectivity of Transducer = Signal to Noise Ratio of Output Signal/Input Displacement Signal
Dt = snr/D
This formula uses 3 Variables
Variables Used
Detectivity of Transducer - Detectivity of Transducer is the detectivity normalized to a unit detector area and detection bandwidth.
Signal to Noise Ratio of Output Signal - Signal to Noise Ratio of Output Signal is defined as a measure that compares the level of the desired signal to the level of background noise.
Input Displacement Signal - (Measured in Meter) - Input Displacement Signal which is provided to a linear amplifier.
STEP 1: Convert Input(s) to Base Unit
Signal to Noise Ratio of Output Signal: 15 --> No Conversion Required
Input Displacement Signal: 100 Meter --> 100 Meter No Conversion Required
STEP 2: Evaluate Formula
Substituting Input Values in Formula
Dt = snr/D --> 15/100
Evaluating ... ...
Dt = 0.15
STEP 3: Convert Result to Output's Unit
0.15 --> No Conversion Required
FINAL ANSWER
0.15 <-- Detectivity of Transducer
(Calculation completed in 00.004 seconds)

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19 Transducers Calculators

Capacitance of Transducer
​ Go Capacitance of Transducer = Current Generator Capacitance-(Capacitance of Amplifier+Capacitance of Cable)
Capacitance of Amplifier
​ Go Capacitance of Amplifier = Current Generator Capacitance-(Capacitance of Transducer+Capacitance of Cable)
Capacitance of Cable
​ Go Capacitance of Cable = Current Generator Capacitance-(Capacitance of Transducer+Capacitance of Amplifier)
Current Generator Capacitance
​ Go Current Generator Capacitance = Capacitance of Transducer+Capacitance of Amplifier+Capacitance of Cable
Size of Output Signal
​ Go Output Signal of Transducer = Signal to Noise Ratio of Output Signal/Detectivity of Transducer
Detectivity of Transducer
​ Go Detectivity of Transducer = Signal to Noise Ratio of Output Signal/Input Displacement Signal
RMS output Voltage Detector
​ Go Root Mean Square Voltage Output = Responsivity of Detector*RMS Incident power of Detector
RMS Incident Power of Detector
​ Go RMS Incident power of Detector = Root Mean Square Voltage CD/Responsivity of Detector CD
Sensitivity of Photoresistive Transducer
​ Go Sensitivity of Photoresistive Transducer = Change in Resistance/Change in Irradiation
Change in Irradiation
​ Go Change in Irradiation = Change in Resistance*Sensitivity of Photoresistive Transducer
Change in Resistance
​ Go Change in Resistance = Change in Irradiation/Sensitivity of Photoresistive Transducer
Output Signal of Transducer
​ Go Output Signal of Transducer = Input Displacement Signal*Responsivity of Transducer
Responsivity of Transducer
​ Go Responsivity of Transducer = Output Signal of Transducer/Input Displacement Signal
Input Signal of Transducer
​ Go Input Displacement Signal = Output Signal of Transducer/Responsivity of Transducer
Area of Detector
​ Go Area of Cross-Section = Normalized Detectivity^2/(Noise Equivalent of Bandwidth)
Sensitivity of LVDT
​ Go Sensitivity OF LVDT = Output Signal of Transducer/Input Displacement Signal
Efficiency of transducer
​ Go Efficiency of the Transducer = Temperature Difference/Rise in Temperature
RMS Noise Voltage of Cell
​ Go RMS Noise Voltage of Cell Output = Responsivity of Detector*Detectivity
Detectivity
​ Go Detectivity Op = RMS Noise Voltage Of Cell/Responsivity of Detector

Detectivity of Transducer Formula

Detectivity of Transducer = Signal to Noise Ratio of Output Signal/Input Displacement Signal
Dt = snr/D

What are the two types of transducers?

There are two main types of transducers based on whether or not they need an external power source. These are active and passive transducers.

How to Calculate Detectivity of Transducer?

Detectivity of Transducer calculator uses Detectivity of Transducer = Signal to Noise Ratio of Output Signal/Input Displacement Signal to calculate the Detectivity of Transducer, Detectivity of Transducer formula is defined as is the detectivity normalized to a unit detector area and detection bandwidth; one can calculate it by multiplying the detectivity with the square root of the product of detector area (in square centimeters) and the detector bandwidth (in Hz). Detectivity of Transducer is denoted by Dt symbol.

How to calculate Detectivity of Transducer using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Detectivity of Transducer, enter Signal to Noise Ratio of Output Signal (snr) & Input Displacement Signal (D) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Detectivity of Transducer calculation can be explained with given input values -> 0.14 = 15/100.

FAQ

What is Detectivity of Transducer?
Detectivity of Transducer formula is defined as is the detectivity normalized to a unit detector area and detection bandwidth; one can calculate it by multiplying the detectivity with the square root of the product of detector area (in square centimeters) and the detector bandwidth (in Hz) and is represented as Dt = snr/D or Detectivity of Transducer = Signal to Noise Ratio of Output Signal/Input Displacement Signal. Signal to Noise Ratio of Output Signal is defined as a measure that compares the level of the desired signal to the level of background noise & Input Displacement Signal which is provided to a linear amplifier.
How to calculate Detectivity of Transducer?
Detectivity of Transducer formula is defined as is the detectivity normalized to a unit detector area and detection bandwidth; one can calculate it by multiplying the detectivity with the square root of the product of detector area (in square centimeters) and the detector bandwidth (in Hz) is calculated using Detectivity of Transducer = Signal to Noise Ratio of Output Signal/Input Displacement Signal. To calculate Detectivity of Transducer, you need Signal to Noise Ratio of Output Signal (snr) & Input Displacement Signal (D). With our tool, you need to enter the respective value for Signal to Noise Ratio of Output Signal & Input Displacement Signal and hit the calculate button. You can also select the units (if any) for Input(s) and the Output as well.
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