Studying the Technology of Creating Cortical Electrode Instruments using the Rapid Prototyping Technology
This paper shows the results of studying the technology of manufacturing cortical electrode-instruments (EI) with the use of indirect methods of the Rapid Prototyping technology. Functional EI prototypes were made by layered synthesis of the photopolymer material with the use of the stereolithograph...
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| description | This paper shows the results of studying the technology of manufacturing cortical electrode-instruments (EI) with the use of indirect methods of the Rapid Prototyping technology. Functional EI prototypes were made by layered synthesis of the photopolymer material with the use of the stereolithography technology (SLA - Stereo Lithography Apparatus). The article is focused on two methods of indirect EI manufacturing. One of the EI prototypes was used for making a molded wax model for hot investment casting, followed by applying copper coating. The second prototype was used for applying copper plating to a prepared current-conductive layer. As a result of EDMing a steel workpiece, both EIs reached the desired depth, which is 1 mm. The copper plating applied to the EI preserves its integrity. Through the use of the casting technology, there is a possibility to cut the economic costs by 35%. Using a prototype with preliminarily applied conductive coating makes it possible to make geometrically-complex EIs. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-10f3dae292394f89aa18cd758e2677412023-08-02T00:13:48ZengPolish Academy of SciencesArchives of Foundry Engineering2299-29442017-06-0117215716110.1515/afe-2017-0068afe-2017-0068Studying the Technology of Creating Cortical Electrode Instruments using the Rapid Prototyping TechnologyAblyaz T. R.0Shumkov A. A.1Muratov K. R.2Materials, Technology and Designing Machines Department, Perm National Research Polytechnic University, 29, Komsomolsky Ave., Perm, Russian FederationMaterials, Technology and Designing Machines Department, Perm National Research Polytechnic University, 29, Komsomolsky Ave., Perm, Russian FederationMaterials, Technology and Designing Machines Department, Perm National Research Polytechnic University, 29, Komsomolsky Ave., Perm, Russian FederationThis paper shows the results of studying the technology of manufacturing cortical electrode-instruments (EI) with the use of indirect methods of the Rapid Prototyping technology. Functional EI prototypes were made by layered synthesis of the photopolymer material with the use of the stereolithography technology (SLA - Stereo Lithography Apparatus). The article is focused on two methods of indirect EI manufacturing. One of the EI prototypes was used for making a molded wax model for hot investment casting, followed by applying copper coating. The second prototype was used for applying copper plating to a prepared current-conductive layer. As a result of EDMing a steel workpiece, both EIs reached the desired depth, which is 1 mm. The copper plating applied to the EI preserves its integrity. Through the use of the casting technology, there is a possibility to cut the economic costs by 35%. Using a prototype with preliminarily applied conductive coating makes it possible to make geometrically-complex EIs.http://www.degruyter.com/view/j/afe.2017.17.issue-2/afe-2017-0068/afe-2017-0068.xml?format=INTHot investment castingRapid prototyping electrode-instrumentGalvanic treatmentStereolithographyPhotopolymer |
| spellingShingle | Ablyaz T. R. Shumkov A. A. Muratov K. R. Studying the Technology of Creating Cortical Electrode Instruments using the Rapid Prototyping Technology Archives of Foundry Engineering Hot investment casting Rapid prototyping electrode-instrument Galvanic treatment Stereolithography Photopolymer |
| title | Studying the Technology of Creating Cortical Electrode Instruments using the Rapid Prototyping Technology |
| title_full | Studying the Technology of Creating Cortical Electrode Instruments using the Rapid Prototyping Technology |
| title_fullStr | Studying the Technology of Creating Cortical Electrode Instruments using the Rapid Prototyping Technology |
| title_full_unstemmed | Studying the Technology of Creating Cortical Electrode Instruments using the Rapid Prototyping Technology |
| title_short | Studying the Technology of Creating Cortical Electrode Instruments using the Rapid Prototyping Technology |
| title_sort | studying the technology of creating cortical electrode instruments using the rapid prototyping technology |
| topic | Hot investment casting Rapid prototyping electrode-instrument Galvanic treatment Stereolithography Photopolymer |
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