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This study introduces a dynamic impedance matching method for ultrasonic machining. It enhances system stability and efficiency by actively adjusting variable inductance to resolve impedance mismatches caused by temperature and load variations.

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Area of Science:

Mechanical Engineering
Materials Science
Electrical Engineering

Background:

Ultrasonic cutting systems suffer from reduced stability and efficiency due to impedance mismatches.
These mismatches arise from load variations and transducer temperature fluctuations.
Existing static impedance matching circuits are insufficient to address dynamic changes.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose and validate a dynamic impedance matching method for ultrasonic machining systems.
To improve system stability and machining efficiency by compensating for real-time impedance variations.
To complement existing static impedance matching techniques with a dynamic solution.

Main Methods:

Analysis of a dynamic impedance matching circuit utilizing variable inductance.
Establishing the relationship between system impedance and variable inductance.
Designing and verifying a variable inductance where inductance is controlled by winding current to adjust magnetic core permeability.
Employing a Proportional-Integral (PI) algorithm to regulate winding current based on the voltage-current phase difference (impedance angle) for dynamic adjustment.

Main Results:

Achieved dynamic impedance matching, reducing the voltage-current phase difference to within ±5°.
Stabilized tool tip amplitude within the 20-25 μm range.
Increased forward power by 30%, indicating enhanced energy transfer and efficient material machining.

Conclusions:

The proposed dynamic impedance matching method significantly enhances stability and machining efficiency in ultrasonic machining.
The variable inductance controlled by a PI algorithm effectively compensates for impedance variations.
This approach provides crucial technical support for optimizing ultrasonic machining processes.