Motion Dimension

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1 Motion and dimensional measurement By Aj. Somchai Triratanajaru M.Eng. KMUTT, B.Eng KMITL Term 1/2553

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  • 1Motion and dimensional measurement

    By

    Aj. Somchai Triratanajaru M.Eng. KMUTT,

    B.EngKMITL

    Term 1/2553

  • 2LECTURE OUTLINE

    1. Standards and Calibration 2. Relative Displacement: translational and

    rotational 3. Relative Velocity: translational and rotational 4. Relative Acceleration Measurements 5. Seismic-(Absolute-)Displacement Pickups 6. Seismic-(Absolute-)Velocity Pickups 7. Calibration of Vibration Pickups 8. Jerk Pickups 9. Angular-Displacement Sensors

  • 3LECTURE OUTLINE

    10. Coordinate-Measuring Machines 11. Surface-Finish Measurement 12. Machine Vision 13. The Global-Positioning

    *Major part of this presentation are from Measurement Systems, Ernest O. Doebelin

  • 41.Standards and calibration

    Fundamental standard.Length standards-> wavelength of kypton-86.(fundamental standard, ultimate standard)Atomic clock-> atomic resonators cesium-133 Calibration.For application standards (engineeringapplicable) will be inform in each section.

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    Relative displacement : Translational and Rotational

    Calibration-Static calibration via micrometers 0.01 mm

    gage blocks 12 micro-mlaser interferometer 0.6 nm

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    Transducer applications of displacement (basic for the others variable)

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    Resistive Potentiometers (single-turn, multi-turn, linear and rotating translation)

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    Potentiometer loading effect (Linearity, power loss)

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    Construction of wire-wound resistance (resolution)

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    Conductive-plastic potentiometer.

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    Magneto-resistive displacement transducer.

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    Un-bonded strain gage (metal)

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    Metal wire under extension force

    A A-dA

    L L+dL

    F F

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    Resistance Strain Gage.

    R=L/A -> dR=(A(dL+Ld)- LdA)/A2 (a)V=AL -> dV=AdL + LdA (b)Also, (from static engineering)dV = L(1+)A(1- )2 AL (c):unit strain, : Poissons ratio. And, (from numerical approximation) when is small, (1- )2 -> 1- 2, (b)=(c)dV = AL(1-2) = AdL + LdA

    -2AdL= LdA

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    Resistance Strain Gage..

    dR=(AdL+LAd + 2AdL)/A2

    dR=(dL(1+2))/A + (Ld)/AdR/R = (dL/L)(1+2) + d/

    Gage factor or GF -> (dR/R)/(dL/L)= 1 + 2 + (d/)/(dL/L)(a:) (b:) (c:)

    a: R change due to length changeb: R change due to area changec: R change due to piezo-resistance effect(GF is + with metal with semi-conductor)

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    Resistance Strain Gage

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    Resistance Strain Gage.

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    Resistance Strain Gage..

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    Foil strain gages

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    Foil strain gages..

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    Foil strain gages

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    Strain-gage rosettes

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    SG Signal conditioning

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    Strain-gage temperature compensation

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    Stability of SG

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    SG displacement transducers and extensometer

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    Extensometer analysis

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    Weld able strain gage

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    Differential Transformers

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    Methods for Null Reduction

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    Demodulation & Filtering.

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    Demodulation & Filtering..

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    Demodulation & Filtering

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    LVDT: Signal Conditioning

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    Industrial type LVDT

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    LVDT Application

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    Application..

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    Application

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    Application.

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    Inside LVDT

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    Inside LVDT..

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    Inside LVDT

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    Real LVDT

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    Small LVDT

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    Integrated electronics

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    On-board LVDT

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    AC Servomechanism

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    Synchos

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    Resolver and digital converter

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    Variable-inductance pickup

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    Variable inductance accelerometer

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    Micro-Syn

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    Eddy current non-contact transducers

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    Target-Material Effect on Eddy-Current Transducer

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    Capacitance Pickups

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    Frequency Response of Capacitive Sensor

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    Differential-Capacitor Pressure Pickup

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    Feedback-Type Capacitive Pickup

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    Feedback-Type Capacitive Pickup..

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    Capacitive Pickup: Signal Processing

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    Capacitive Pickup: Signal Processing..

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    Piezoelectric Transducer

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    Piezoelectric Transducer

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    Piezoelectric Transducer..

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    Three-Component Piezoelectric Force Transducer

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    Fiber-Optic Displacement Transducer

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    Laser Dimensional Gauge

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    Michelson Interferometer

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    Self-Scanning Diode Arrays and Cameras

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    Homographic

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    Homographic..

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    Nozzle Flapper

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    Nozzle Flapper..

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    Translational and Rotary Encoders

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    Schematic diagram

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    Translational and Rotary Encoders..

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    Disk image form

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    Translational and Rotary Encoders..

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    Translational and Rotary Encoders

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    Output wave form of incremental encoder

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    Linear encoder (open type)

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    Linear encoder (enclosure type)

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    Resolution of Displacement Sensors

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    Ultrasonic Displacement Transducer

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    Velocity-Calibration Setup

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    Average Velocity Measurement from x/t : Magnetic Pickup

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    Average Velocity Measurement from x/t : Photodetectors

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    Average Velocity Measurement from x/t : Hall-Effect Proximity Pickup

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    Fly-ball Angular-Velocity Sensor

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    Moving-Coil and Moving-Magnet Velocity Pickup

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    Moving-Coil and Moving-Magnet Velocity Pickup..

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    Tachometer Generators

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    Drag-Cup Velocity Pickup

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    Translational and Rotational Seismic Pickups

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    Coordinate-Measuring Machines

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    Touch Probe

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    Surface-Finish Measurement

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    Optical Surface-Finish Measurement

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    Machine Vision: Applications and Features

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    Light sheet Applications

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    Integration of Machine Vision into Manufacturing System

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    Further reading and more exercises

    Text.Process control Instrumentationtechnology

    Curtis D. Johson