Estudio del Comportamiento de Sensores industriales Mediante la Implementación de un Sistema de Entrenamiento en Sensórica

Abstract

It has been designed and implemented an aluminum board with industrial sensors called sensor station for student practices, in order to improve learning in the Faculty of Compuder and Electronics of ESPOCH. The structural aluminum board measure 1.34m wide by 1.56m high and comprises two connection modules, oscilloscope, pieces of mobile assembly 8 inches long, a display module provided with PLC and HMI PANEL SIEMENS with the respective electronic wiring and a briefcase with sensors that will be used uring practice. The board is powered with 110VAC and it turns on by activating a switch located on the right side, depending on the practice, mounting hardware will be engaged to the board and on these sensors previously fed by the connection modules would be located. The operation of the sensors is checked by the oscilloscope and the display module which was previously programmed. Experimental-research methold was applied to determine the operation of the sensors, obtaining verifiable data by 90% reference to the theoretical data, where the lowest degree of detection was 0.1 mm and the greatest degree of detection was 500mm, allowing this way to develop user manual and brooklet of 61 practice. The sensor station reached the objectives when it was used by students who randomly chosen and performed several of the 61 practices, feeling satisfied to complement the theoretical and practical knowledge.