EP0902509B1 - Méthode pour déterminer la qualité d'une connexion sertie - Google Patents

Méthode pour déterminer la qualité d'une connexion sertie Download PDF

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EP0902509B1
EP0902509B1 EP19980116524 EP98116524A EP0902509B1 EP 0902509 B1 EP0902509 B1 EP 0902509B1 EP 19980116524 EP19980116524 EP 19980116524 EP 98116524 A EP98116524 A EP 98116524A EP 0902509 B1 EP0902509 B1 EP 0902509B1
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    • H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
    • H01R—ELECTRICALLY-CONDUCTIVE CONNECTIONS; STRUCTURAL ASSOCIATIONS OF A PLURALITY OF MUTUALLY-INSULATED ELECTRICAL CONNECTING ELEMENTS; COUPLING DEVICES; CURRENT COLLECTORS
    • H01R43/00—Apparatus or processes specially adapted for manufacturing, assembling, maintaining, or repairing of line connectors or current collectors or for joining electric conductors
    • H01R43/04—Apparatus or processes specially adapted for manufacturing, assembling, maintaining, or repairing of line connectors or current collectors or for joining electric conductors for forming connections by deformation, e.g. crimping tool
    • H01R43/048—Crimping apparatus or processes
    • H01R43/0486—Crimping apparatus or processes with force measuring means

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  • the invention relates to a method to determine the quality of a crimp connection between a conductor and a contact, one device a Crimp force generated by means of which the contact with the Conductors are electrically and mechanically non-detachably connectable.
  • Crimping has been introduced internationally and defined in terms of standardization. In practice, however also expressions such as pressing, squeezing, striking or Apply used. Crimping means that Manufacture of a non-detachable electrical and mechanical connection between a conductor and a Contact. During the crimping process, the material to be connected plastic, permanently deformed. If so present, poorly conductive surface layers broken up what the electrical conductivities favored. Correct crimping also prevents that Penetration of corrosive media even under difficult Operating conditions such as temperature changes or vibration.
  • the goal of crimping is to make a good one mechanical and electrical connection that lasts remains qualitatively unchanged.
  • Contact-specific crimping tools are used for crimping used with a fixed crimp anvil below and vertically movable crimp stamps on top. (Fig. 1 to Fig. 3).
  • the wire crimper and the are in the crimping tool Insulation crimper mounted, which mostly over Grid discs with different height cams independently from each other in the vertical direction on the wire diameter or insulation diameter can be set. This Settings directly affect the quality of the Crimp.
  • a sectional view of a flawlessly executed Crimp connection shows the originally individual rounds Stranded wires of the conductor compact to form polygons against each other pressed.
  • the inner surface in the crimp area of the contact shows deformations of the contact points of the individual strands.
  • Crimp connections Important criteria for the assessment of a Crimp connections are the crimp shape, the crimp height and the Drahtausreiss strength. These types of criteria are suitable but only when setting up the crimping machine and during the Production with random samples. To today's Quality requirements for all crimp connections sufficient resources must be available which are available for each Crimp connection during the crimping process record, evaluate, save and result-oriented Can influence machine data. To assess the Crimp connection (without mechanical destruction of the Crimp connection) is the crimping force in relation to the Crimp path or set at the crimp time. With appropriate Evaluation of the crimp data can be the quality of a Crimp connection can be reliably assessed.
  • a procedure or facility for assessing the Quality of a crimp connection must have crimp errors like wrong ones Insulation crimp height, wrong wire crimp height, not detected wire strands during wire crimp, wrong or none Stripping length, incorrect insertion depth or when stripping Detect cut stranded wires and corresponding Generate error messages.
  • a force sensor detects a standard crimping press during the crimping process, the force in digital form is saved as a force-dependent curve. This is compared to a reference curve. Depending on The size of the deviation from the reference is based on the type of Crimping error closed.
  • a disadvantage of this method is that despite large computer, storage and Computational effort no differentiated statement about the Quality of the crimp connection is possible.
  • the invention seeks to remedy this.
  • the invention as characterized in claim 1 solves the problem to avoid the disadvantages of the known device and a process with improved To create error sensitivity.
  • FIG. 1 to 3 show a crimping process in which the end a conductor 1 is connected to a contact 2.
  • a open crimp zone 3 of contact 2 has a first Double tab 4 for the insulation crimp 5 and a second Double tab 6 for a wire crimp 7 on.
  • Fig. 1 shows Crimp stamp 8, 9 in the top dead center position, the end of the Conductor insulation lies in the first double strap 4 and that The stripped conductor section lies in the second double strap 6.
  • FIG. 2 when lowering the Crimp stamps 8, 9 the double tabs 4, 6 by means of wedge-shaped recesses 10 of the crimping dies 8, 9 pressed against each other.
  • An anvil 9.1 serves as a support.
  • FIG. 3 shows the finished Crimp connection with the insulation crimp 5, in which the first double strap 4 is pressed around the conductor insulation 11 and with the wire crimp 7, in which the second double tab 6 is pressed around a conductor wire 12.
  • Fig. 4 shows a faultless crimp connection, in which a window 13, the insulation 11 of the conductor end 1 and Individual strands of the conductor wire 12 are visible. At the contact-side end of the wire crimp 7 are the Individual strands visible again.
  • Fig. 5 shows how with a faultless wire crimp 7 second double lugs 6 with the formed as a strand Conductor wire 12 are squeezed.
  • 6 to 12 with 14 is a stand without a right Designated side wall on which a motor 15 and a Stator 14 mounted gear 16 is arranged. Furthermore are arranged on the stand 14 first guides 17 on which a crimp bear 18 is guided. One from transmission 16 driven shaft 19 has an eccentric pin at one end 20 on, at the other is a resolver 21 for detecting the Angle of rotation coupled.
  • the crimp bear 18 consists of a in the first guides 17 guided slide 22 and out a tool holder 23 with force sensor 23.1 and holding fork 24.
  • the slider 22 is in loose connection with the Eccentric pin 20, wherein the rotational movement of the Eccentric pin 20 in a linear movement of the slider 22 is implemented.
  • the maximum stroke of the slider 22 is determined by the top dead center and bottom dead center of the Eccentric pin 20 determined.
  • the tool holder 23 is actuated usually a tool that is used together with a Tool anvil 9.1 the crimp connection manufactures.
  • a crimp simulator 25 is used instead of the tool.
  • the stroke can be precise by means of an adjusting screw 26 be adjusted.
  • An operating terminal 27 is provided for the crimping press. to Input of operating data and commands to a controller 28 the operator terminal 27 has a rotary knob 29 and one Keyboard 30 on and for visualizing data is one Display 31 provided.
  • FIG. 7, 8 and 9 show details of the crimp simulator 25 for calibration of the force sensor 23.1.
  • One in one Tool housing 32 guided punch 33 has one Carrier head 34, which is in loose connection with the Holding fork 24 of the tool holder 23 is.
  • On one foot 35 of the tool housing 32 is, for example, by means of a Screw 36 attached to a base plate 37, the one Load cell 38 carries.
  • the force of the stamp 33 becomes via an intermediate piece 39 to the force transducer 38 transfer.
  • the intermediate piece 39 is elastic and has Consequence that during the calibration the increase in force over time is stretchy.
  • the force transducer 38 for example a Quartz force transducer is expensive, calibratable and has a very high quality linear characteristic.
  • the built in the tool holder 23 Force sensor 23.1 is cheaper and has a larger one Linearity error.
  • To calibrate the force sensor 23.1 is the stamp 33 from the top dead center position in the bottom dead center and back to top dead center moved and a force in the course and in the order of magnitude of a real crimping process.
  • the Force course at the same time and exclusively from Force sensor 23.1 and detected by the force transducer 38 and stored, the force transducer 38 the verifiable Force curve recorded. This is also a force calibration at Force sensor 23.1 possible.
  • the course of force and the through the non-linearity of the force sensor 23.1 Force deviations from the measured force curve of the Force transducer 38 are detected and in one Correction table filed.
  • the crimp simulator 25 removed and the usual Crimping tool used. If the force sensor 23.1 the calibration process must be repeated. For measuring the crimping force in the manufacture of The force sensor 23.1 is sufficient because the Force sensor 23.1 is calibrated and by the Non-linearity of the force sensor 23.1 conditional Measurement deviations corrected using the correction table become. That way, with a cheap, in itself inaccurate force sensor the crimp force curve exactly and be absolutely determined. It is also advantageous that a Manufacturer of crimp connections for his usual consisting of several identical crimping presses Machine park just an expensive crimp simulator for that Calibration of all crimping presses.
  • FIG. 9a shows a voltage crimping force profile of the Force sensor 23.1. That is on the vertical axis of the diagram Voltage U, for example in volts and on the horizontal diagram axis is the crimping force CK, for example in kilonewtons. With pulled out Line is the nonlinear voltage curve of the Force sensor 23.1 shown. The broken line shows the linear voltage curve of the crimp simulator 25.
  • a calibration process for example, one hundred Force values the associated voltage differences between the solid line and the broken line recorded and in the above correction table as Force / voltage value pair stored. In the manufacture of Crimp connections are made up of the corresponding force values read the correction table and the corresponding ones Voltage differences to the corresponding current measured voltages added.
  • Fig. 10 shows the force sensor 23.1, as in Tool holder 23 is installed.
  • Fig. 11 shows the Individual parts of the force sensor 23.1.
  • the force sensor 23.1 consists of a sensor housing 40 with an example plastic base 41 and cover 42. Die Inside of the bottom 41 and the lid 42 are with a electrically conductive layer, for example one Copper layer 43, laminated. Layer 43 of bottom 41 is by means of a connecting wire 44 to the inner conductor a connection socket 45 connected. The housing of the Connection socket 45 is directly coated with the Lid 42 connected.
  • the sensor housing 40 has one Plastic existing intermediate floor 46 with less Thickness than the sensors 48 on the recesses 47 are arranged to hold the sensors 48, for example, piezo ceramic disks.
  • the at Calibration process or during the crimping process on the cover 42 The force exerted is exerted exclusively on the sensors 48 and transferred from these to the floor 41.
  • the pressure on the sensors 48 generate an electrical charge that is on the Connection socket 45 is measurable.
  • Fig. 12 shows details of the controller 28 for the Crimping press.
  • One at the entrance with a line filter 49 equipped converter 50 sets the mains voltage in one DC voltage with which an inverter 51 is fed.
  • Controlled semiconductor switches Gu ... Gz of the inverter 51 chop the DC voltage in one Pulse width modulation method in three pulsed AC voltages in the motor 15, for example a Asynchronous motor ASM, sinusoidal currents of variable frequency produce.
  • the rotational movement is from the motor 15 to the Transmission 16 and then transferred to the shaft 19 on the one end of the eccentric pin 20 and at the other end the resolver 21 is arranged.
  • the eccentric pin 20 sets the crimp bear 18 in a linear movement.
  • On Pulse generator 52 generates a function Setpoint speed curve for the control of Semiconductor switch Gu ... Gz necessary pulse pattern, that a driver stage 53 is fed in with the output the control lines of the semiconductor switches Gu ... Gz connected is.
  • a computer 54 controls all functions of the Crimping press. For data exchange between the computer and the peripheral components are available to bus system 55 Available.
  • One automatically different Network device 56 adapting to network situations also generates the necessary for the operation of the controller 28 Auxiliary voltages.
  • a battery-assisted read-write memory 57 is used for this Computer 54 as working memory.
  • a read memory 58 the program for controlling the crimping press is stored.
  • Other machines involved in the crimping process such as for example conductor feed or contact feed, Control devices, safety circuits, etc. are with the Reference numeral 59 denotes and communicate for example for synchronization via bus system 55 with the Control 28.
  • the operator terminal 27 is by means of a serial interface 60 connected to the computer 54. If the crimp press becomes a parent Cable assembly unit 63 belongs to the Communication of the controller 28 with the assembly unit 63 also via the serial interface 60.
  • a Evaluation unit 61 records the measured values of the force sensor 23.1 and the force transducer 38 and processes the Measurement data as shown above.
  • User-specific menu-driven menus can be operated on the operator terminal 27
  • Data such as password, language, units etc., company-specific data such as acceleration, deceleration, Frequency of the motor, position points along the stroke Synchronization of the peripheral involved in the crimping process Machines and facilities can be entered. Furthermore can access system information via operator terminal 27, service-relevant data, statistical evaluations, Communication protocol data, drive data etc. be accessed.
  • Operating modes such as calibration of the Starting position of the crimp bear 18, calibration of the Force sensor 23.1, set-up mode for specifying the for respective tool necessary stroke, triggering a one-time crimping process to check the crimp connection, Crimping process with intermediate stop for positioning the Contact and subsequent pressing of the contact, Crimping with a selected stroke etc. can also menu-driven via control terminal 27 of control 28 given, the crimp bear 18 and thus that Crimping tool can be positioned by means of rotary knob 39.
  • the resolver 21 used in the crimping press is used for Measurement of angular positions. It delivers an absolute Signal per revolution and is insensitive to Vibration exposure and temperature. Because of his mechanical construction, its angular information remains as well received in the event of a power failure.
  • the resolver 21 consists of a stator and one driven by the shaft 19 Rotor. There is a first stator winding and one on the stator second stator winding and a rotor winding on the rotor arranged.
  • the rotor winding is replaced by a AC voltage U1 with constant amplitude and frequency, for example 5000 Hz excited.
  • the second stator winding is shifted by 90 ° compared to the first stator winding arranged.
  • the amplitude is however proportional to the sine or cosine of the mechanical Deflection angle ⁇ .
  • the rotor winding is fed via an oscillator.
  • a resolver interface 62 evaluates this Sine signal and the cosine signal of the resolver 21 with for example, a resolution of 0.35 ° and converts the angle ⁇ into a digital value.
  • 13 to 15 show the course of the crimping force typical contact family with different Crimpbeingn. That is on the vertical axis of the diagram Crimping force is CK and on the horizontal diagram axis the time, the deflection angle or the crimp path are plotted.
  • the crimp path CW is from the deflection angle ⁇ of the Resolvers 21 derived.
  • the curve with a solid line is one of, for example, ten error-free crimpings determined and the mean value of these crimping forces representative reference curve. With a broken line the force curve of a faulty is shown Crimping.
  • Fig. 13 shows the force profile of a crimp, in which Wire crimp 7 three out of nineteen individual strands of the Lead wire 12 is missing. The three single strands are either pushed back when positioning the conductor been cut and / or stripped.
  • a first zone Z1 of the force curve which is approximately the Closing process of the double tabs 4, 6 reproduces, lie the reference curve and the faulty crimp curve one another, which is represented by the signs + -.
  • a second zone Z2 of the force curve which is about that Pressing the first double strap 4 into the conductor insulation 11 and the pressing of the second double strap 6 into the Reproduces conductor wire 12, the values of faulty crimping well below the reference values, what is represented by the sign ---.
  • a third zone Z3 of the force curve which is about the final plastic deformation of the double tabs 4, 6, the values of the faulty crimp are still somewhat below the reference values, which is represented by the sign is.
  • the area to the right of the third zone Z3 reproduces the force curve during the opening process of the tool. The curves coincide in this area largely independent of the crimping error.
  • Fig. 14 shows the force profile of a crimp, in which the Conductor insulation 11 extends into the wire crimp 7.
  • the Force course of the faulty crimp a clear one Cant compared to the reference curve on what with the Sign ++++ is shown. Closing the second Double strap 6 requires more because of the conductor insulation 11 Force.
  • Fig. 15 shows the force profile of a crimp, in which the Conductor wire 12 only partially extends into the wire crimp 7.
  • the Conductor wire 12 In in the second zone Z2 and in the third zone Z3 Force course of the faulty crimping clearly below the reference curve, what with the sign - or with the Sign --- is shown.
  • the deformation of the Double tabs 4, 6 for incompletely filled Insulation crimp 4 and wire crimp 6 require less force.
  • Zone 16 shows the crimping force curve with a Zoning to evaluate the deviations of the Crimp force curve K2 of a crimp Reference curve K1.
  • the zones are formed due to the peak width of the reference curve K1 and the decrease in force between 90% and 10%.
  • Other criteria Zones are possible, such as a first one Zone Z1 at 20% of the maximum force with the disadvantage that the Force increase is very dependent on contact and in Force course clear intermediate minimums may be included can.
  • a zoning with less is also possible or more than four zones.
  • Zone widths of those already mentioned in FIGS. 13 to 15 Zones Z1, Z2, Z3 are designated W1, W2, W3.
  • the maximum crimping force during the crimping process is Fp designated.
  • the third zone Z3 extends from the 90% point of Force increase up to 90% point of the decrease in force.
  • the area under the reference curve K1 with the width W3 is open 1000 ppt (parts per thousand) standardized.
  • the fourth Zone Z4 associated width from 90% point to 10% point the decrease in force is designated W4. In this There are no significant deviations between the range Curves K1, K2 on because the force curve in this zone largely from rebounding the contact and / or the Crimping press is determined. W4 can therefore be used as a reference width to determine the first width W1 and the second width W2 can be used.
  • the area with the width is used for evaluation W3 under the reference curve K1 and the difference areas used between the curves K1, K2.
  • Clearly individual crimping forces D in very small, for example predetermined angular distances measured by the resolver 21 and added up to areas.
  • the fourth zone width W4 a factor on the order of, for example, 0 ... Multiplied by 2.
  • the third zone width W3 is determined through the 90% points of the reference crimp force curve K1.
  • the average for the zone width is decisive Reference curve K1.
  • Sensitivity Sensitivity
  • S1, S2, S3 Sensitivity
  • the order of magnitude of, for example, 0.5 ... 1 is taken into account.
  • the respective surface of a zone is labeled F1, F2, Designated F3.
  • the average is decisive for the area Reference curve K1.
  • a first measured value is the sum of the positive and negative difference areas between the Reference curve K1 and the crimp force curve K2. Is that Crimp force curve K2 mostly above the reference curve K1, this creates a positive area. Is that Crimp force curve K2 mostly below the reference curve K1, this creates a negative area.
  • the first measurement RS1 ... RS3 is created for zones Z1 ... Z3 and will in ppt relative to the normalized area of zone Z3 shown.
  • a second measured value is the sum of the Difference areas between the reference curve K1 and the Crimp force curve K2 regardless of whether the crimp force curve K2 lies above or below the reference curve K1.
  • the second measured value RU1 ... RU3 is for zones Z1 ... Z3 created and is in ppt relative to the normalized area of the Zone Z3 shown.
  • the total RUO is the sum of the Zone values RU1, RU2, RU3.
  • the first measured value RS1, RS2, RS3 is with limit values (Limits) of zones Z1, Z2, Z3 compared. If at least one of the first measured values exceeds the limit values, a corresponding error message is generated.
  • the Bad threshold is the averaged drift compensated reference curve
  • the learning threshold (Teach Limit) is an early reference curve where Stop threshold is the averaged decisive drift-compensated reference curve. For the Drift threshold becomes the original reference curve with the drift-compensated, averaged reference curve compared. The calculation of the respective limit values is 17 can be seen from FIG.
  • the initial reference curve is the crimp force curve of the first Crimping.
  • the averaged reference curve is the average of the Crimp force profiles of the first five, for example Crimping and is saved as an original reference curve.
  • the drift compensated, averaged reference curve is that of Drifted, averaged reference curve. The drift is based on deviations from rated as good Crimp force profiles can be determined. The tracking takes place only with a small proportion of the ascertained Deviations.
  • the rest Factors are preset by the manufacturer. The user but has the option of any factor at any time to adapt to his needs.
  • the first measured values RS1 ... RS3 can not only be used for the Triggering error messages are used, but also for statements about the error and the Probability that it is a specific bug is. If, as shown in FIG. 18a, the limit values of the Type 1 arrive, it is pretty certain that in the Wire crimp 7, for example, more than 10% individual strands absence. If the Type 2 limits are met, it is sure that in wire crimp 7, for example, more than 10% Single strands are missing. If the limit values of type 3 arrives, it is quite certain that 7 for example, more than 10% of individual strands are missing.
  • Fig. 18b shows the limit values for crimping with too deep Head 1.
  • Fig. 18c shows the limit values for crimping with Insufficiently deeply inserted conductor 1. In the bold type Limit values trigger corresponding error messages.
  • Another way to improve Error sensitivity is that the averaged Slope of the crimp force curve at the zone transitions is recorded.
  • the error type of Zone 2 of FIG. 18a of the zone 2 fault type of FIG. 18c can be distinguished more precisely.
  • the crimping force CK is determined by means of a Force sensor 23.1 measured.
  • the crimping force CK is divided into the crimping dies 8, 9. Mentioned above Crimp force evaluation can also be performed on a crimp press are used, in which the crimping force per crimping die is measured. This makes precise statements about the Crimp force curve in the crimp stamp 8 for the insulation crimp 5 and the crimp force curve in the crimp stamp 9 for the Wire crimp 7 and thus on the quality of the Insulation crimp 5 and wire crimp 7 possible.

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  1. Procédé pour la détermination de la qualité d'un assemblage serti entre un conducteur et un contact, dans lequel un dispositif de sertissage produit une force de sertissage au moyen de laquelle le contact peut être assemblé au conducteur électriquement et mécaniquement de façon indémontable, caractérisé,    en ce que la courbe de variation d'une force de sertissage de référence (K1) est divisée en plusieurs zones (Z1....Z4), la division s'effectuant en fonction de la courbe de variation de la force de sertissage de référence (K1),
       en ce que, pour chaque zone (Z1....Z3), la totalité de la courbe de variation de la force de sertissage (K2) est analysée dans sa relation avec la totalité de la courbe de variation de la force de sertissage de référence (K1) dans la zone considérée et
       en ce que des messages de défaut et des indications sur la qualité de l'assemblage serti sont produits sur la base du résultat de l'analyse.
  2. Procédé selon la revendication 1, caractérisé    en ce que les zones (Z1....Z4) sont formées en fonction de la largeur de pic et/ou du retour de force de la courbe de variation de la force de sertissage de référence (K1).
  3. Procédé selon la revendication 2, caractérisé    en ce que, pour chaque zone à analyser (Z1....Z3), on détermine des aires de défaut (RS, RU) entre la courbe de variation de la force de sertissage (K2) et la courbe de variation de la force de sertissage de référence (K1), aires au moyen desquelles les messages de défaut et les indications sur la qualité de l'assemblage serti sont produits.
  4. Procédé selon la revendication 3, caractérisé    en ce que les aires de défaut (RS, RU) sont déterminées avec un signe ou en valeur absolue.
  5. Procédé selon une des revendications précédentes, caractérisé    en ce que des valeurs limites (BL, TL, SL, DL) sont formées pour chaque zone à analyser (Z1....Z3) en fonction de la largeur de zone (W1....W4) et/ou des valeurs limites (BLO, TLO, SLO, DLO) sont formées pour toutes les zones à analyser (Z1....Z3) et que les messages de défaut et les indications sur la qualité de l'assemblage serti sont produits à partir de la comparaison entre les valeurs limites et les aires de défaut (RS, RU, RUO).
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