DocumentCode
3590988
Title
Modeling and Simulation of the Ultra-Micro Mass Measure System
Author
Cheng, Yuanlian ; Bao, Hong ; Zhu, Chunmeng
Author_Institution
Dept. of Mech. Eng., Pan Yu Polytech., Guangzhou
Volume
1
fYear
0
Firstpage
4790
Lastpage
4794
Abstract
At present, no mature methods are available to detect discrete single-little flow or ultra-micro mass at home or abroad. But with scanning tunnel microscope, atom force microscope and laser measure technique, we can measure tiny displacement, and the measure precision can reach nanometer level. Based on this, we put forward a method to measure ultra-micro mass. It converted the measure of the ultra-micro mass into the measure of the ultra-micro angle through a conversion device. It adopted high accuracy and high rotary micro-aerostatic bearing as the main shaft of the conversion device. And it employed laser triangular device to convert tiny angle into tiny electric signal, then the measure circuit collected and amplified the tiny electric signal, after the digital processing and power amplification, the electric signal was exported to control the piezoelectric ceramic feedback actuator, which controls the balance of the beam. Thus a closed loop system was formed, raising the systematic precision and stability. We gave out the structure, the working principle and the key techniques of the system, made the mathematical analysis to the system, and established the simulation model through MATLAB/SIMULINK. The simulation results proved that the system was feasible
Keywords
amplification; closed loop systems; displacement control; feedback; mass measurement; micrometry; piezoelectric actuators; stability; MATLAB/SIMULINK; atom force microscope; closed loop system; conversion device; digital processing; discrete single-little flow; dynamic modeling; electric signal; laser measure technique; laser triangular device; microaerostatic bearing; piezoelectric ceramic feedback actuator control; power amplification; scanning tunnel microscope; tiny displacement; ultramicro angle; ultramicro mass measure system modeling; ultramicro mass measure system simulation; Atom lasers; Atomic beams; Atomic force microscopy; Atomic measurements; Displacement measurement; Force measurement; Laser feedback; Mathematical model; Optical control; Signal processing; dynamics modeling; micro-aerostatic bearing; simulation; ultra-mass;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Intelligent Control and Automation, 2006. WCICA 2006. The Sixth World Congress on
Print_ISBN
1-4244-0332-4
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/WCICA.2006.1713293
Filename
1713293
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