Effect of process parameter characteristics on joint strength during ultrasonic metal welding of electrical contacts

J, Pradeep Kumar

doi:10.1007/s40194-019-00820-2

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“…Resistance is the performance index of the joint, and the increase of resistance is caused by multiple defects. [79][80][81][82] Das et al 83 studied the characteristics of resistance and temperature raise caused by charge and discharge of ultrasonic weld joints of different materials. The results show that there is a positive feedback relationship between resistance and temperature, that is, when the resistance increases, the temperature will increase during charging and discharging, and the temperature will further increase the resistance, resulting in the overall performance degradation.…”

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A review of quality monitoring for ultrasonic metal welding

Feng,

Wang,

Meng

et al. 2024

Materials Science and Technology

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Ultrasonic metal welding, an emerging solid state bonding method, has drawn extensive attention and been applied in various manufacturing scenarios in recent years. This paper reviews the quality monitoring system of ultrasonic metal welding from in-situ testing (online monitoring), non-in-situ testing and prediction of ultrasonic weld quality through machine learning methods. In-situ testing focuses on the acquisition of different process parameters and their relationship to weld quality, while non-in-situ testing focus on the monitoring indicators of the weld quality and the testing means. The exploration of machine learning methods concentrates on the influence of model selection and parameter input on prediction accuracy. Based on the analysis, the future development trend of ultrasonic weld quality monitoring is provided.

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