ArticleMicromachines2022
Estimation of Surface Roughness on Milled Surface Using Capacitance Sensor Based Micro Gantry System through Single-Shot Approach.
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The profile generation is highly complex for roughness measurement using a capacitive sensor because of the small peak-to-peak width of the machined surface and the close proximity of the sensor setting with the machining setup which has the chance of damaging the sensor. Considering these shortcomings, a higher sensor sensing diameter with an appropriate resolution has been selected for a single-shot approach. An automated micro gantry XYZ system is integrated with a capacitive sensor to precisely target, move, and measure the roughness. For investigation, a vertical milled surface with a wide roughness range has been prepared. A Stylus profilometer has been used to measure the roughness (
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