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Designing and Manufacturing Technology of Sensor Node for Machine Tools

D.Y Jang, O.S KWON, M.J Park, S.J KIM
JKSPE 2014;31(7):569-576.
Published online: July 1, 2014
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Sensor node means a device to include sensor, amplifier, and data acquisition (DAQ) equipment. The sensor converts physical signals to electric signals and weak signals from the sensor can be amplified through the amplifier. DAQ equipment converts analog signal to digital signal and collects converted digital signal. Since the sensor node is sensitive to the environment so that selection of mounting position and fixture design of sensor are applied differently depending on the characteristics of a target. This study is about designing and manufacturing sensor node to be used in a machine tool. The environment of machine tool is very severe due to noise, temperature fluctuation, and dust, etc. Hence, the sensor and amplifier must be designed and manufactured by considering the environmental issues. The designed and manufactured sensor node was tested for the reliability and effectiveness of the developed sensor nodes in the study.

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J. Korean Soc. Precis. Eng.. 2014;31(7):569-576.   Published online July 1, 2014
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