| Student Name | School | Degree | Year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arslan Falak | CEME | Undergraduate | Fourth | [email protected] |
| Muhammad Haseeb Tariq | CEME | Undergraduate | Fourth | [email protected] |
| Chaudhary Ali Usman | CEME | Undergraduate | Fourth | [email protected] |
| Inter School Idea ? | No |
| Do you need expertises from another area: | No |
| If Yes please provide details of expertises you need: |
| Idea Name: | The equipment can be used to calibrate the pressure sensors mounted on the UAVs |
| Slogan: | Equipment for flight line testing of the UAVs |
| Supervisor Name: | Dr. AMir Hamza |
| Supervisor Designation: | Assistant Professor |
| Supervisor School: | CEME |
| Supervisor Department: | Mechatronics |
| Contact number: | 03343330358 |
| Email ID: | |
| Abstract: | |
| Pressure calibrator is a device which is usually used to check the accuracy of pressure gauges, sensors etc. Pressure calibrator uses a highly accurate pressure sensor which is used as a reference to check the performance of the device under test (another pressure sensor or gauge) | |
| What is the unmet need in society that your idea will fulfill ? | |
| The product has never been locally manufactured in Pakistan, so the motive is to be able to build a device similar to the ones that are currently imported. | |
| Who needs it ? How many would benefit ? | |
| Organizations that deal with Aircrafts and UAVS will benefit from this | |
| How will the solution works | |
| the equipment has a Vacuum Pump that creates a specific amount of pressure that is fed to the pressure sensors. there are two pressure sensors attached, one is a device under test (DUT) and the other one is a high accuracy MEMS pressure sensor. Once we obtain the pressure value created by the vacuum in both sensors, we compare the readings of DUT with high accuracy MEMS Pressure sensor and then calibrate the DUT accordingly | |
| Who are your competitors ? How is your solution different | |
| No competitors. | |
| Status: | new |
| Entry Date & Time: | 2021-12-23 (1742) |