Semiconductor Optoelectronics, Volume. 41, Issue 4, 578(2020)

Optical Fiber Sensor Adjustment System for Automated Assembly Process

MENG Xiangqiu1,*... YU Jinzhao2 and WANG Jie1 |Show fewer author(s)
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    In order to reduce assembly errors and solve problems such as forced assembly and incomplete assembly during the automatic assembly process, the optical fiber sensing calibration system was designed. The system consists of a fiberoptic sensor array, a demodulation module, and a tuning control mechanism. A solution model for strain distribution was proposed, and the function relationship between wavelength and position deviation was deduced. The distribution characteristics of the strain sensitive area of the workpiece were analyzed by simulation, and the mapping relationship between strain and position error was quantified. In the experiment, adjustable force structure was used to calibrate the system strain monitoring data, and visual measurement was used to calibrate the system position deviation. The experimental results show that the position deviation has a linear mapping relationship with the wavelength change. It is feasible to invert the deviation of the assembly position by the wavelength. Compared with the standard value of visual measurement, the average relative error of the position deviation of the system is 8.6%. The strain field of the workpiece can be inverted by this system in real time.

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    MENG Xiangqiu, YU Jinzhao, WANG Jie. Optical Fiber Sensor Adjustment System for Automated Assembly Process[J]. Semiconductor Optoelectronics, 2020, 41(4): 578

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    Received: Apr. 18, 2020

    Accepted: --

    Published Online: Aug. 18, 2020

    The Author Email: MENG Xiangqiu (mengxiangqiunuc@sina.com)

    DOI:10.16818/j.issn1001-5868.2020.04.024

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