The Development of a Sound Quality-Based End-of-Line Inspection System for Powered Seat Adjusters

Bernard, Thomas E.; Cerrato-Jay, G.; Dong, Jianrong; Pickering, D. J.; Braner, L.; Davidson, R; Jay, M.

doi:10.4271/2001-01-0040

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“…In automotive industry, traditional inspection of irritating noises in car body parts have been done by human ear. Recently, researches about automatic and objective judgement of that issue have studied with the microphones [22]. The acoustic signals were collected near a fixture, that vibrates the products to resemble the driving situation.…”

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“…Recently, annoying noises of car body parts have been critical issues for automotive industry, since it can easily degrade the emotional satisfaction of drivers. The noises are caused by a lot of potential sources, for instance, error in assembly operations, defects in components, and dimensional control issues [22]. Acquisition of the annoying noise has been conducted by the microphones [23].…”

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In-Process Noise Detection System for Product Inspection by Using Acoustic Data

Baek

Kim

2019

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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Objective quality inspection of products in manufacturing process is inseparable from sensor technologies. Inspection methods using analysis of vibration signals have advantages such as being non-destructive, accurate, fast for in-process application. This paper presents recent developments and applications of in-process product inspection which use vibration and acoustic data in various industry. In detail, the inspection system developed with accelerometer, laser vibrometer, laser ultrasonic sensor, acoustic emission sensor, and microphone are presented. An in-process noise detection system for car body parts inspection is introduced as a case study.

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