Large-force-measuring-range flexible tactile sensing array based on L-shaped iron gallium wire
A tactile sensing and iron gallium technology, applied in the field of sensors, can solve the problems of small force measurement range, inability to grasp objects with large mass, poor contact between the tactile sensing unit and the object, etc., so as to improve the force measurement sensitivity and improve detection. Accuracy, the effect of reducing interference between output signals
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[0069] refer to Figure 7 , the main purpose of this experiment is to study the input-output correspondence of the tactile sensing unit and the static force sensitivity. The tactile sensing unit uses an L-shaped gallium iron wire 2 with a beam length of 4 mm, a vertical beam length of 3 mm, and a diameter of 0.5 mm as the sensing part, the TMR element as the measuring part, and the cylindrical permanent magnet 5 to provide a bias magnetic field. The relationship between the applied pressure inside and outside the range of -16N and the output voltage. After the tactile sensing unit is assembled according to the design structure, a 3×3 tactile sensing array is formed; this experimental platform is composed of an adjustable press, a 2V regulated DC power supply, a DH-8303 dynamic data acquisition card, and a computer; the designed The tactile sensing array is fixed on the base of the adjustable press, adjust the position of the aluminum transmission rod of the press so that it f...
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[0072] refer to Figure 8, the main purpose of this experimental example is to study the dynamic characteristics of the tactile sensing unit under a sinusoidal force with a frequency of 10Hz. The tactile sensing unit uses the L-shaped gallium iron wire 2 with a beam length of 4 mm, a vertical beam length of 3 mm, and a diameter of 0.5 mm as the sensing part, the TMR element as the measuring part, and the cylindrical permanent magnet 5 to provide a bias magnetic field, and the tactile sensor After the units are assembled according to the design structure, a 3×3 tactile sensing array is formed; this experimental platform is composed of a power amplifier, a signal generator, an exciter, a 2V regulated DC power supply, a DH-8303 dynamic data acquisition card, and a computer; the designed A good tactile sensing array is fixed on a stable table, the output waveform of the signal generator is set to 10Hz sine wave, and the amplification factor of the power amplifier is adjusted so th...
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[0075] refer to Figure 9-10 , the purpose of this experimental example is mainly to highlight the advantages of the tactile sensing array in the present invention and the common cantilever magnetostrictive tactile sensing array when grasping the larger objects of mass, and the tactile sensing array in the present invention ( Figure 10 The middle number is the sensor array 1) installed on the inside of the joint of the manipulator (Righthand: ReFlex2), so that the sensor array can be in good contact with the object when the manipulator grabs the object. The captured sample is a solid copper cylinder with a diameter of 40mm and a height of 60mm. The sample is placed on a cuboid hollow aluminum frame. The size of the aluminum frame is 90mm in length, 60mm in width and 70mm in height. The tactile sensing array is powered by a 2V regulated DC power supply, the output terminal is connected with the data acquisition card, and the output voltage is displayed on the computer. Adjust...
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