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그리퍼 내에서 물체의 위치를 인지하기 위한 그리퍼의 5축 힘/모멘트센서 개발

Development of 5-axis Force/Moment Sensor of Gripper to Recognize the Position of an Object within the Gripper

Journal of the Korean Society for Precision Engineering 2023;40(5):415-422.
Published online: May 1, 2023

1 경상국립대학교 대학원 제어계측공학과

2 경상국립대학교 제어로봇공학과

1 Department of Control and Instrumentation Engineering, Graduate School, Gyeongsang National University

2 Department of Control and Robot Engineering (ERI), Gyeongsang National University

#E-mail: gskim@gnu.ac.kr, TEL: +82-55-772-1745
• Received: December 1, 2022   • Revised: January 26, 2023   • Accepted: January 27, 2023

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Development of 5-axis Force/Moment Sensor of Gripper to Recognize the Position of an Object within the Gripper
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Fig. 1 Object position recognition principle of intelligent gripper using the 5-axis force/moment sensor
Fig. 2 Structure of the 5-axis force/moment sensor of intelligent gripper
Fig. 3 Strain gage location of each sensor of the 5-axis force/moment sensor
Fig. 4 Wheatstone bridge circuit of each sensor
Fig. 5 Structural analysis of 5-axis force/moment sensor
Fig. 6 When a force of 30 N (rated capacity of the Fx force sensor) is applied to the 5-axis force/moment sensor, the strain of Fx force sensor sensing part
Fig. 7 When a force of 30 N (rated capacity of the Fy force sensor) is applied to the 5-axis force/moment sensor, the strain of Fy force sensor sensing part
Fig. 8 When a force of 30 N (rated capacity of the Fz force sensor) is applied to the 5-axis force/moment sensor, the strain of Fz force sensor sensing part
Fig. 9 When a moment of 3 Nm (rated capacity of the Mx moment sensor) is applied to the 5-axis force/moment sensor, the strain of Mx moment sensor sensing part
Fig. 10 When a moment of 2 Nm (rated capacity of the Mz moment sensor) is applied to the 5-axis force/moment sensor, the strain of Mz moment sensor sensing part
Fig. 11 Manufactured 5-axis force/moment sensor
Fig. 12 Characteristic test of manufactured 5-axis force/moment sensor
Fig. 13 Nonlinearity error and reproducibility error of each sensor of 5-axis force/moment sensor
Development of 5-axis Force/Moment Sensor of Gripper to Recognize the Position of an Object within the Gripper

Rated strain at strain gage attachment location of 5-axis force/moment sensor

Sensor ε T1 ε C1 ε T2 ε C1 ε Error [%]
Fx 253 -253 253 -253 1,012 1.2
Fy 252 -252 252 -252 1,008 0.8
Fz 253 -253 253 -253 1,012 1.2
Mx 248 -248 248 -248 992 -0.8
Mz 249 -249 249 -249 996 -0.4

Rated output of each sensor of 5-axis force/moment sensor

Sensor Rated output [mV/V] Error [%]
Fx 0.51359 2.7
Fy 0.51156 2.3
Fz 0.51359 2.7
Mx 0.50344 0.7
My 0.50547 1.1

Rated output error, nonlinearity error and reproducibility error of each sensor of 5-axis force/moment sensor

Sensor R. O.
[FEM,
mV/V]
R. O.
[test,
mV/V]
R.O.
error
[%]
Nonlinearity
error [%]
Reproducibility
error [%]
Fx 0.51359 0.5078 -1.13 0.04 0.04
Fy 0.51156 0.5027 -1.73 0.04 0.04
Fz 0.51359 0.5036 -1.95 0.04 0.04
Mx 0.50344 0.5100 1.31 0.05 0.05
Mz 0.50547 0.5101 0.92 0.05 0.05
Table 1 Rated strain at strain gage attachment location of 5-axis force/moment sensor
Table 2 Rated output of each sensor of 5-axis force/moment sensor
Table 3 Rated output error, nonlinearity error and reproducibility error of each sensor of 5-axis force/moment sensor