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SBIR Phase I: Integrating Electrical Discharge Non-Contact Measurement into Manufacturing Platforms for Precision On-Board Metrology

SBIR Phase I: Integrating Electrical Discharge Non-Contact Measurement into Manufacturing Platforms for Precision On-Board Metrology
SBIR 第一阶段:将放电非接触式测量集成到制造平台中以实现精密机载计量
批准号:
1112957
负责人:
Jonathan Montgomery
金额:
$14.71万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2011
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2011-07-01 至 2011-12-31

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中文摘要
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这个小企业创新研究第一阶段项目将开发一种板载微放电电路,在皮焦耳能级,用于制造平台作为自动化微计量系统。这将是一个非接触式、非破坏性的测量过程,并具有传统的电火花加工能力,用于小孔和去毛刺过程。加工微细零件的最大障碍之一是检测。通常,零件从加工平台上取下,由专用的计量平台进行测量。当一个关键尺寸超出公差时,在加工平台内更换零件以进行额外的工作。然而,由于尺寸和公差减少到微米和更小,这些零件是不可能重新定位,一旦拆除。然后,这些零件被废弃,工艺被修改,在原来的地方制造一个新的零件,花费时间、材料浪费和金钱。这一障碍将被一种优雅而有效的原位计量过程的发展所消除。此外,利用微电火花加工电路的能力,传感器可以现场制造,成本低,测量任何加工形式。有了这项技术,在平台上加工的任何东西都可以在平台上测量和重新加工,而不会失去位置精度。该项目的更广泛的影响/商业潜力是具有微尺寸特征的小型化产品的进步和可靠性的提高。这些产品在医疗、汽车和航空航天工业中迅速发展。例如,微创医疗产品市场在微计量的支持下,预计到2011年将成为190亿美元的产业。这些行业是由微型制造商提供的,它们继续塑造着这个行业。随着这个市场的快速增长,越来越多的传统机器供应商也在向微制造市场引入设备。然而,在所有这些制造商中,具有非接触式、高纵横比和高精度能力的微细电火花加工供应商具有独特的地位,可以为微细零件开发优雅的非接触式机载计量解决方案。微型制造公司已经与从医疗设备到消费产品和政府/国防等领域的客户建立了不可或缺的关系,实现了他们的原型和生产需求。随着有效的微计量和微制造工具的整合将迅速投入使用,这些关系将对消费产品产生直接影响。将这项技术安装在传统的数控系统上也将对宏观加工行业产生巨大影响,因为它还将提高工艺质量,增加吞吐量,减少操作员的时间和材料浪费。
英文摘要
This Small business Innovation Research Phase I project will develop an on-board micro-electrical discharge circuit, at pico-Joule energy levels, for manufacturing platforms to act as automated micro-metrology system. This will be a non-contact, non-destructive metrology process as well as have traditional EDM capabilities for small holes and de-burring processes. One of the greatest obstacles in machining micro-parts is inspection. Conventionally, a part is removed from the machining platform and measured by a dedicated metrology platform. When a critical dimension is out of tolerance, the part is replaced within the machining platform for additional work. However, as dimensions and tolerances are reduced to microns and smaller, it is impossible for these parts to be re-positioned, once removed. These parts are then scrapped, the process is modified, and a new part is manufactured in its place, costing time, material waste, and money. This obstacle will be removed by this development of an elegant and effective in situ metrology process. Additionally, by using the abilities of the micro-EDM circuit, sensors can be manufactured on-site, at little cost, to measure any machined forms. With this technology, anything machined on the platform can be measured and re-machined on the platform without losing positional accuracies.The broader impact/commercial potential of this project is the advancement and increased reliability of miniaturized products with micro-sized features. These products are a rapidly expanding sector of the medical, automotive, and aerospace industries. As an example, the minimally invasive medical products market, supported by micro-metrology, is predicted to be a $19 Billion industry by 2011. These industries are supplied by the micro-manufacturers that continue to shape it. As this market shows rapid growth, more conventional machine suppliers are also introducing equipment into the micro-manufacturing market. However, of all these manufacturers, micro-EDM suppliers, with their non-contact, high aspect ratio, and high precision capabilities, are uniquely situated to develop an elegant non-contact on-board metrology solution for micro-parts. Micro-manufacturing companies have formed integral relationships with customers in areas ranging from medical devices to consumer products and government/defense, realizing their prototyping and production needs. These relationships will mean an immediate impact on consumer products as the integration of effective micro-metrology and micro-manufacturing tools will be rapidly put to use. Mounting this technology on conventional CNC systems will also have a great impact on the macro-machining industry, as it will also improve process qualification, increase throughput, and reduce operator time and material waste.
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