Dynamic reconfiguration of a compact active stereovision system with digital electromagnetic actuators

Hou, Yingfan; Dupont, Erwan; Petit, Lionel; Redarce, Tanneguy; Lamarque, Frédéric

doi:10.1109/aim.2014.6878232

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“…The case study is chosen to demonstrate the proposed interface modelling approach based on a three dimensional (3D) measurement system [19]. This measurement system is designed for reconstruction of object surface based on optical measurement.…”

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Multidisciplinary Interface Modelling: A Case Study on the Design of 3D Measurement System

Zheng¹,

Duigou²,

Bricogne³

et al. 2016

Product Lifecycle Management in the Era of Internet of Things

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Nowadays, a mechatronic system is regarded as a synergistic integration of a wide range of disciplines (electrical/electronic, mechanical, software). Therefore, an integration of numerous technical disciplines and expertises is often required during the design process of mechatronic systems. However, neither academia nor industry has yet provided fully effective solutions to help the engineers achieve such multidisciplinary integration. Multidisciplinary interface modelling approach is considered as an effective way to represent the interaction between the boundaries of components of different disciplines. The authors propose a new multidisciplinaryinterface modelling approach to address the issue of multidisciplinary integration. A three dimensional (3D) measurement system, considered as an optomechatronic system integrating synergistically the electrical/ electronic system, mechanical parts and information processing and optical technology is used to demonstrate the multidisciplinary interface modelling approach. A demonstrator based on the proposed approach has been developed by using CATIA System Engineering V6.

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Multidisciplinary Interface Modelling: A Case Study on the Design of 3D Measurement System

Zheng¹,

Duigou²,

Bricogne³

et al. 2016

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“…This type of EMDA can be used either for elementary applications such as micro-tribometer (Petit et al, 2010a) and active stereovision system (Hou et al, 2014) or used as arrays for micro-conveyor purpose (Petit et al, 2014). The EMDA consists of four fixed permanent magnets (FPMs) and one mobile permanent magnet (MPM) in a square cavity.…”

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Piezoelectric energy reclamation based on frequency up-conversion technique for digital actuator autonomous additional functions

Yan

Badel

Formosa

et al. 2017

Journal of Intelligent Material Systems and Structures

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A piezoelectric vibration energy harvester aiming at collecting energy from the operation of an electromagnetic digital actuator is presented. It is based on the frequency up-conversion and can simultaneously obtain the information of discrete position location. The objective is an improved reliability of such digital actuators ensuring sample controls of the actuator positions. The considered electromagnetic digital actuator is capable of achieving two-dimensional in-plane movements by switching a mobile permanent magnet among four discrete positions. The demonstration of a first step toward integrated additional autonomous functions scavenging a part of the mechanical energy of the mobile permanent magnet is achieved. The vibration energy harvester consists of a piezoelectric cantilever beam magnetically attached to the mobile permanent magnet. The limited magnetic interaction force allows a frequency up-conversion strategy to be set. The frequency up-conversion technique that is used here consists of a “low frequency” excitation that drives a much higher natural frequency oscillator. Indeed, once the energy harvester separates from the mobile permanent magnet, a free oscillation occurs and the induced mechanical energy is harvested. This design concept is numerically analyzed and experimentally validated. Harvested energy of 4.7 µJ is obtained from preliminary experiments using a simple out-of-plane cantilever beam with 9 N/m stiffness and 16 mN magnetic attraction between the vibration energy harvester and the mobile permanent magnet when they contact each other. This energy is in accordance with the requirements for wireless communication of simple information. Finally, an L-shaped cantilever beam optimized design is proposed for future in-plane integration.

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A micro coordinate measuring machine using an active stereovision technique for measuring 3D micro parts

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Dynamic reconfiguration of a compact active stereovision system with digital electromagnetic actuators

Cited by 6 publications

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Multidisciplinary Interface Modelling: A Case Study on the Design of 3D Measurement System

Multidisciplinary Interface Modelling: A Case Study on the Design of 3D Measurement System

Piezoelectric energy reclamation based on frequency up-conversion technique for digital actuator autonomous additional functions

A micro coordinate measuring machine using an active stereovision technique for measuring 3D micro parts

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