Investigation of probing repeatability inside a micro-hole by changing probe approach direction for a local surface interaction force detection type microprobe

The inner diameter measurement of the micro-hole was performed by a tactile microprobing system using a method of the local surface interaction force detection. The inner diameter of the micro-hole was calculated by the least square method based on the probing coordinates obtained by a custom-made m...

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Main Authors: Masakazu Aruga, So Ito, Daichi Kato, Kimihisa Matsumoto, Kazuhide Kamiya
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Language:English
Published: Frontiers Media S.A. 2023-02-01
Series:Frontiers in Manufacturing Technology
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Online Access:https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fmtec.2023.1104742/full
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author Masakazu Aruga
So Ito
Daichi Kato
Kimihisa Matsumoto
Kazuhide Kamiya
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Daichi Kato
Kimihisa Matsumoto
Kazuhide Kamiya
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description The inner diameter measurement of the micro-hole was performed by a tactile microprobing system using a method of the local surface interaction force detection. The inner diameter of the micro-hole was calculated by the least square method based on the probing coordinates obtained by a custom-made micro-coordinate measuring machine. The dispersion of the probing coordinates was investigated by changing the probe approaching direction with respect to the normal direction of the inner side of the micro-hole. During the probing inside the micro-hole, it was confirmed that the dispersion of the probing coordinates increased when the disagreement between the probe approaching direction and the normal direction of the micro-hole at the measured point became large. The influence of the dispersion of the probing coordinates was evaluated through the uncertainty analysis of the inner diameter measurement. It was revealed that the uncertainty of the inner diameter measurement could be improved when limiting the disagreement between the probe approaching direction and the normal direction of the micro-hole to within ±pi/4 rad.
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spelling doaj.art-129e9511148b4568a9d537eb659a8a162024-08-03T01:59:19ZengFrontiers Media S.A.Frontiers in Manufacturing Technology2813-03592023-02-01310.3389/fmtec.2023.11047421104742Investigation of probing repeatability inside a micro-hole by changing probe approach direction for a local surface interaction force detection type microprobeMasakazu ArugaSo ItoDaichi KatoKimihisa MatsumotoKazuhide KamiyaThe inner diameter measurement of the micro-hole was performed by a tactile microprobing system using a method of the local surface interaction force detection. The inner diameter of the micro-hole was calculated by the least square method based on the probing coordinates obtained by a custom-made micro-coordinate measuring machine. The dispersion of the probing coordinates was investigated by changing the probe approaching direction with respect to the normal direction of the inner side of the micro-hole. During the probing inside the micro-hole, it was confirmed that the dispersion of the probing coordinates increased when the disagreement between the probe approaching direction and the normal direction of the micro-hole at the measured point became large. The influence of the dispersion of the probing coordinates was evaluated through the uncertainty analysis of the inner diameter measurement. It was revealed that the uncertainty of the inner diameter measurement could be improved when limiting the disagreement between the probe approaching direction and the normal direction of the micro-hole to within ±pi/4 rad.https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fmtec.2023.1104742/fullmicroprobeCMMinner diameterlaser processing machiningsurface interaction force
spellingShingle Masakazu Aruga
So Ito
Daichi Kato
Kimihisa Matsumoto
Kazuhide Kamiya
Investigation of probing repeatability inside a micro-hole by changing probe approach direction for a local surface interaction force detection type microprobe
Frontiers in Manufacturing Technology
microprobe
CMM
inner diameter
laser processing machining
surface interaction force
title Investigation of probing repeatability inside a micro-hole by changing probe approach direction for a local surface interaction force detection type microprobe
title_full Investigation of probing repeatability inside a micro-hole by changing probe approach direction for a local surface interaction force detection type microprobe
title_fullStr Investigation of probing repeatability inside a micro-hole by changing probe approach direction for a local surface interaction force detection type microprobe
title_full_unstemmed Investigation of probing repeatability inside a micro-hole by changing probe approach direction for a local surface interaction force detection type microprobe
title_short Investigation of probing repeatability inside a micro-hole by changing probe approach direction for a local surface interaction force detection type microprobe
title_sort investigation of probing repeatability inside a micro hole by changing probe approach direction for a local surface interaction force detection type microprobe
topic microprobe
CMM
inner diameter
laser processing machining
surface interaction force
url https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fmtec.2023.1104742/full
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