This invention relates to an intelligent
quality control method for waterproof zipper film based on dynamic bonding parameter optimization, aiming to solve key problems such as
noise interference from micro-pressure and displacement signals, asynchronous sensor timing, and batch-to-batch material differences leading to bonding quality fluctuations. The method integrates an ultra-thin flexible
strain sensor array and a
microstructure optical interference unit to acquire and denoise multimodal transient mechanical response data in real time. Combined with characteristic parameters such as initial contact stiffness slope, maximum deformation parameter, unloading rebound rate, and residual
creep duration, a unique memory
fingerprint identifying the material's deformation characteristics is generated. Furthermore, a neural network is used to establish a nonlinear mapping between the deformation memory
fingerprint and the main bonding
quality control indicators, enabling real-time
quality monitoring and adaptive parameter correction during the
bonding process. This technology improves bonding consistency and material adaptability, effectively eliminates the
impact of environmental and equipment differences on process stability, and is applicable to the field of intelligent bonding of
new materials.