Lever type chain pressurized device and method for measuring climbing force of insect or small animal
A chain pressurization and measuring device technology, which is applied in measuring devices, force/torque/power measuring instruments, instruments, etc., can solve the problems of low accuracy of testing devices, complicated sample preparation of test methods, and inability to move autonomously. The effect of widening the test range, fast test speed and low cost
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[0031] Such as figure 1 , the front view of an insect or small animal adhesion measurement device pressurized by a lever chain, figure 2 Its plan view, described lever chain pressurized insect or small animal crawling force measurement device, comprises lever mechanism 1, balance pressurization mechanism 2, mobile pressurization mechanism 3, is used to observe the CCD camera of insect or small animal system and an observation platform 5 for placing test insects or small animals; one end of the lever mechanism 1 is connected to insects or small animals, and the other end is connected to a balance pressurization mechanism 2, and the balance pressurization mechanism 2 is connected to the moment arm for changing the lever mechanism 1 Thereby changing the mobile pressurizing mechanism 3 of testing precision.
[0032]The lever mechanism 1 includes a balance pole 11 and a fulcrum 13 arranged under the balance pole 11. One end of the balance pole 11 is connected to an insect or a sm...
Embodiment 2
[0059] A method for measuring the crawling force of insects or small animals with leverage chain pressurization, adopting the insect or small animal crawling force measuring device with lever chain pressurization described in embodiment 1, with live ants as the animal to be measured, the Silica polishing paper with a particle size of 5 μm was used as the climbing board 52 . Set the test accuracy to 0.01mN, the specific steps are:
[0060] The first step: open computer 61, open overlooking camera 41, side view camera 42, projection light source 63, open the first lifting stepper motor 56 simultaneously, drive observation platform 5 reset (balance rod 11 head ends are positioned at the positive position of observation platform 5 center 10cm above), close the first lifting stepper motor 56 start switch;
[0061] The second step: set c value and b value according to the crawling force value range of the insect to be tested, and turn on the second translation stepper motor 31 to d...
Embodiment 3
[0066] A method for measuring the crawling force of insects or small animals with lever-type chain pressurization, adopting the insect or small-scale animal crawling force measuring device with lever-type chain pressurization described in Embodiment 1, using the live fly as the animal to be measured, using Glue holds its wings together, and a silica polishing paper with a particle size of 5 μm serves as a climbing board 52 . Set the measurement accuracy to 0.01mN, the specific steps are:
[0067] The first step: open computer 61, open overlooking camera 41, side view camera 42, projection light source 63, open the first lifting stepper motor 56 simultaneously, drive observation platform 5 reset (balance rod 11 head ends are positioned at the positive position of observation platform 5 center 10cm above), close the first lifting stepper motor 56 start switch;
[0068] The second step: set c value and b value according to the crawling force value range of the insect to be teste...
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