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Raúl M del Toro¹, Rodolfo E Haber, Michael C Schmittdiel

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This study introduces a computational method to detect eccentricity in ultra-precision rotating devices using piezoelectric sensor data. The technique analyzes vibration frequencies to estimate and monitor device rotation axis eccentricity during nano-scale manufacturing.

Keywords:

frequency domain analysis nanotechnology signal processing algorithm vibration measurement

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Area of Science:

Mechanical Engineering
Metrology
Signal Processing

Background:

Ultra-precision rotation devices are critical for nano-scale manufacturing.
Eccentricity in these devices can lead to manufacturing defects.
Accurate monitoring of eccentricity is essential for quality control.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a computational method for detecting and quantifying eccentricity in ultra-precision rotation devices.
To indirectly measure vibrations indicative of eccentricity using piezoelectric sensors.
To estimate device rotation axis eccentricity through signal analysis.

Main Methods:

Utilizing frequency domain analysis of piezoelectric sensor signals.
Implementing an algorithm to detect specific harmonic sequences related to eccentricity.
Employing a regression model to estimate eccentricity based on detected harmonic sequences.

Main Results:

Successful detection of vibrations associated with eccentricity.
Quantification of detected harmonic sequences.
Estimation of device eccentricity using the developed computational method.

Conclusions:

The proposed computational method effectively detects and quantifies eccentricity in ultra-precision rotation devices.
The technique enables indirect monitoring of device rotation axis eccentricity via vibration analysis.
This method can enhance quality control in nano-scale manufacturing processes.