EP1463922A1 - Element detecteur magnetostrictif - Google Patents

Element detecteur magnetostrictif

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EP1463922A1
EP1463922A1 EP02793124A EP02793124A EP1463922A1 EP 1463922 A1 EP1463922 A1 EP 1463922A1 EP 02793124 A EP02793124 A EP 02793124A EP 02793124 A EP02793124 A EP 02793124A EP 1463922 A1 EP1463922 A1 EP 1463922A1
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Prior art keywords
support body
head plate
protective profile
waveguide
extension
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Klaus-Manfred Steinich
Peter Wirth
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ASM Automation Sensorik Messtechnik GmbH
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ASM Automation Sensorik Messtechnik GmbH
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    • G—PHYSICS
    • G01—MEASURING; TESTING
    • G01D—MEASURING NOT SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR A SPECIFIC VARIABLE; ARRANGEMENTS FOR MEASURING TWO OR MORE VARIABLES NOT COVERED IN A SINGLE OTHER SUBCLASS; TARIFF METERING APPARATUS; MEASURING OR TESTING NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • G01D5/00—Mechanical means for transferring the output of a sensing member; Means for converting the output of a sensing member to another variable where the form or nature of the sensing member does not constrain the means for converting; Transducers not specially adapted for a specific variable
    • G01D5/48—Mechanical means for transferring the output of a sensing member; Means for converting the output of a sensing member to another variable where the form or nature of the sensing member does not constrain the means for converting; Transducers not specially adapted for a specific variable using wave or particle radiation means
    • G01D5/485—Mechanical means for transferring the output of a sensing member; Means for converting the output of a sensing member to another variable where the form or nature of the sensing member does not constrain the means for converting; Transducers not specially adapted for a specific variable using wave or particle radiation means using magnetostrictive devices
    • G—PHYSICS
    • G01—MEASURING; TESTING
    • G01D—MEASURING NOT SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR A SPECIFIC VARIABLE; ARRANGEMENTS FOR MEASURING TWO OR MORE VARIABLES NOT COVERED IN A SINGLE OTHER SUBCLASS; TARIFF METERING APPARATUS; MEASURING OR TESTING NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • G01D11/00—Component parts of measuring arrangements not specially adapted for a specific variable
    • G01D11/24—Housings ; Casings for instruments
    • G01D11/245—Housings for sensors

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  • the invention relates to a magnetostrictive displacement sensor.
  • a magnetostrictive displacement sensor generally comprises a wire or tube-shaped waveguide made of magnetostrictive material and extending in the measuring direction, in particular straight.
  • a position magnet which is brought close to the waveguide in a contactless manner, a superimposed magnetic field triggers a mechanical-elastic wave which propagates in both directions along the waveguide and can be detected at its end. Based on the defined transit time, the exact distance of the position magnet from the end of the waveguide can be determined and thus the position of a movable assembly to which the position magnet is attached.
  • a separate covering of the head plate in the form of a completely enclosing, in particular inherently stable, housing can also be dispensed with because this sensor element - due to only limited stability of the support body - always in a substantially more stable housing anyway, for example one stable protection profile, is recorded by inserting the support body of the sensor element, this protection profile having a different design depending on the application, and can also consist directly of parts of the component on which the position is to be determined.
  • an ideal form of such a stable protective profile surrounding it is a protective profile which is as flat as possible, in order to be able to arrange it on the surfaces of another component without requiring a large additional volume.
  • the arrangement between the Villary ribbon, waveguide and detector coil, as well as their arrangement on or in the head board, plays an important role in the assembly effort, since the Villary ribbon should be positioned freely cantilevered from the waveguide in the center of the opening of the detector coil and by touching it Effect can be influenced.
  • the head board can, preferably after attachment to the support body, for. B. with a "conformal coating", that is, a plastic coating with a substantially constant coating thickness, which is usually done by spraying or immersion in liquid plastic.
  • a "conformal coating” that is, a plastic coating with a substantially constant coating thickness, which is usually done by spraying or immersion in liquid plastic.
  • the recess for the head plate is made in the cross section of the support body so that the remaining Extension can take the head board well and a high inherent rigidity of the extension is maintained.
  • the cutout can either be more than half of the Extend cross-section, so that the remaining extension is an almost plate-shaped segment of significantly less than 180 ° of the round tube circumference, and the head plate is placed only with its underside on this almost plate-shaped extension.
  • Another possibility is to make the recess smaller in cross-section with regard to the angular segment and to insert the head plate in the then more arc-shaped, C-shaped extension in such a way that not only the edge area of the underside but also the adjacent narrow side of the plate in the inner circumference of the remaining extension and can be attached with this.
  • This has the advantage that the stability of the extension, especially against vibrations, increases disproportionately with the size of its segment angle.
  • the cut surfaces of the cutout preferably run parallel to the longitudinal direction of the support body or tube, which can be straight or curved, so that the head plate fastened thereon is parallel to this longitudinal direction, the measuring direction of the sensor.
  • the top plate is connected to the extension as rigidly as possible, that is to say in a positive or non-positive manner, in particular by gluing, both to the cut surface of the extension and to the inner circumference of the extension in between and the outer edges of the extension.
  • the cross-sectional shape of the extension not only encloses the underside but also the narrow side of the head plate in a C-shape, this results in a particularly stable connection.
  • the head board will have to be larger than when only the components for the electrical signal generation are accommodated.
  • the head plate is enlarged by extension along the measuring direction, that is, along the support body, the head plate then extending alongside the support body in the measurement direction, but is preferably not connected to the outer edge of the support body with the longitudinal edge facing the support body. but protrudes into a slot of the support body arranged in the measuring direction and is fixed, in particular glued, in the latter.
  • the slot on one side will either completely penetrate the wall of the tube or only represent a groove in the outer surface of the tube or be directly butt-glued to the support body of the waveguide.
  • the head board is fitted with the mostly electrical and electronic components, if possible, only on one side, namely the side facing away from the extension, in order to achieve the goal that the entire sensor element does not move sideways or as little as possible across the width of the support body protrudes. Due to the recess extending over more than half of the cross section, this is ensured when the circuit board is facing away from one side.
  • the detector coil which is not applied on one side to the head board, but is located in a recess or an opening in the head board to achieve the same goal and extends on both sides of its main plane.
  • the circumferentially closed, tubular support body can be sealed, for example by a cap.
  • a tubular support body that is to say closed with respect to the circumference, is also open at least at the rear end opposite the head plate, and the waveguide will run out freely there, in particular without a tensioning spring.
  • the waveguide can protrude from the end of the support body or also protrude beyond it.
  • the cross section of the support body is generally open at the front end as well. Furthermore, a connector for connecting an electrical or electronic evaluation unit is provided on the head board.
  • the sensor element can be inserted with the closed or open front end of the support body first into a corresponding surrounding housing, preferably in a form-fitting manner, and thereby supported, and at the rear end, namely the head plate, an electrical line can be led out of the surrounding housing via the plug are interrupted, for example, by a further plug (or a cable), which is again present in the surrounding housing, for example in the end cap of a corresponding protective profile.
  • a corresponding protective profile has an inner circumference, preferably with a closed cross section, in particular formed in one piece, and at least one inner circumference, into which the support body of the element can be inserted and held there in a form-fitting manner in the transverse direction, so that even strong vibrations or shock-like mechanical loads on the sensor is endured without distortion of the measurement signal.
  • a damping is provided between the protective profile and the sensor element for this purpose, which can consist of a damping molded body or a damping adhesive between the two components.
  • the inner circumference is designed in the form of a circular arc and open on one side to protrude the head plate projecting from the support body on one side into the remaining free space, or else closed in a circle.
  • a correspondingly dimensioned opening in the inner circumference must be milled in the end area of the protective profile in order to lead the head board out into the main space of the protective profile.
  • the bulkhead running between them can be made so thick that it is possible to accommodate through openings in this bulkhead, preferably evenly spaced apart in the measuring direction, from one outside to the opposite outside of the cross section go through the protective profile and have no connection to the free space or to the inner circumference of the protective profile.
  • These through openings allow the protective profile to be screwed to another module in a simple manner, without the outer contour of the protective profile having to have extensions or projections for attaching retaining clips etc., and as a result an overall smoother, smoother, more continuous Outside circumference can be achieved.
  • the protective profile as a whole is preferably designed as an extruded profile and cut to the necessary length, and in addition in the end regions the inner circumference is enlarged by milling, in particular on the one hand to create space for the head board, which is to be located entirely inside the protective profile, and on the other hand also Inclusion of end caps to be inserted into the front ends of the protective profile, which - and thus also the inner circumference of the protective profile in its end region - should have a contour that runs all the way around without a sharp-edged transition, in order to be able to use an O-ring inserted in a groove as a seal Installation effort considerably reduced by avoiding pre-fabricated, specially shaped, flat seals.
  • the protective profile can be provided with two symmetrical inner circumferences opposite one another, so that two different sensor elements can be inserted into the same protective profile, for example from opposite end faces, and the sensor thus obtained can thus be designed redundantly.
  • the protective profile can also be designed asymmetrically, in particular only have an inner circumference and an adjacent space.
  • at least one groove can be arranged in the narrow side of the free space in the measuring direction, on the narrow side of the free space facing away from the inner circumference.
  • the groove is preferably dimensioned and arranged, in particular arranged off-center, that a head plate of a sensor element inserted into the inner circumference with its freely projecting longitudinal edge is guided and held in this groove, in particular also fixed, for. B. glued, can be.
  • the flat protective profile has an all-round smooth outer circumference on at least one of its narrow sides
  • the advantage is achieved that a position magnet on the outside of the narrow side of the protective profile, which contains the sensor element, is very close and of all three Sides, i.e. over a circumferential angle of more than 270 degrees, can be brought up, which greatly facilitates the application of such a sensor on a machine and can be moved in the measuring direction over the entire length of the waveguide, also over the length of the head plate.
  • Figures 1 and 2a show a sensor element in which the support body 1 is a tube with a circular cross section and, like the waveguide 3 running centrally therein, is shown in a greatly shortened form. In practice, these two components are made very long compared to the diameter, since they have to extend over the entire measuring range in measuring direction 10.
  • a rectilinear waveguide in the support body can also be a curved, in particular ring-shaped and circularly curved, support body with a waveguide 3 located therein, whereby the measuring direction 10 is no longer a straight but a curved line, for example a circle or almost complete circle, could be.
  • the waveguide 3 is held centrally in the substantially larger inner cavity of the support body 1 by means of webs which are spaced in the longitudinal direction or by a support which is present throughout, for example by means of one or more tubular pieces having a homogeneous or cellular structure, for.
  • B. a foam hose 26 with respect to the inner diameter of the support body 1.
  • An insulated return conductor 27 is arranged between the outer circumference of this hose 26 and the inner circumference of the tube.
  • the support body 1 can be tightly closed by a front cap 7, and the waveguide 3 can have a damper 13 at its free front end in order not to reflect mechanical vibrations arriving in the waveguide 3 , but to dampen as completely as possible.
  • Essential to the invention is the rear end of the tubular support body 1 and waveguide 3 and their connection to the head board 2 arranged there, without there being in particular the need to accommodate this head board in any form of holder or housing by first this housing or the Bracket is stably connectable to the support body 1.
  • the head board is connected directly and without an intermediate housing to the protective profile 20 in a stable manner by means of a force fit or form fit.
  • a recess 11 is made at the rear end of the support body 1 over a length that corresponds at most to the length of the head plate 2.
  • a parallel to a tangent is placed offset inwards with respect to the cross section of the support body 1 and the larger part of the cross section separated thereby is removed.
  • the head plate 2 is glued onto the remaining smaller part of the cross section, which then remains in the form of an extension 9.
  • the adhesive 14 is preferably not only arranged between the contact surfaces of the head plate 2 with the extension 9, but also between the head plate 2 and the inner circumferential segment of this extension 9, in order to ensure secure bonding, and preferably also extends around the edges of the extension 9 something around on the outer surface of the extension.
  • FIG. 2b Another form of the recess is shown in the top view in FIG. 2b, and also looks in the measuring direction in FIG. 5b:
  • the cutout 11 extends only over approximately 90 ° to 160 ° in cross section, so that the extension 9 has an approximately C-shaped cross section into which the head plate 2 projects with its edge ,
  • the extension 9 encompasses one of the main sides of the head plate 2 and the narrow side 2b which plunges into the inner circumference of the extension 9.
  • the extension 9 extends only as far around on the main side of the head board 2 that the waveguide 3 connected there to the head board 2 still remains accessible for attachment to the head board 2, and also the Villary ribbon 4 which may be present.
  • the head board 2 is also formed longer in the measuring direction 10 than in the other solutions shown.
  • the enlarged area of the head board 2 serves to accommodate the entire evaluation electronics there, so that an industrial-grade output signal can be emitted by this sensor element.
  • the recess 11 and thus the extension 9 of the tubular support body 1 are not enlarged, but are generally only a fraction of the length of the head plate 2.
  • the wall of the tubular support body 1 is preferably slotted according to the thickness of the head plate 2, and this extends into the slot and preferably through the slot into the interior of the tubular support body 1, with which thus preferably an adhesive over the entire Length of the slot 34 is possible.
  • the head board 2 is equipped with various components, the assembly preferably taking place on only one outer surface, namely the outer surface facing away from the extension 9.
  • One component, the detector coil 5, is seated in an opening in the head board 2 and thus extends to both sides of the board, the major part of the cross section protruding on the component side of the board 2.
  • the board 2 including its assembly - viewed in the side view, ie viewed in the direction of view in the plane of the head board 2 - protrudes as little as possible beyond the width of the support body 1.
  • the element with the greatest width is the detector coil 5, which is thicker than the support body 1.
  • the thickness of the extension 9 considered in this view taking into account the thickness of the head plate 2 and the insertion depth of the detector coil 5, is shown in FIG Head board 2 selected so that the detector coil 5 either protrudes only on one side - upwards in FIG. 1 - over the width of the support body and ends in the other direction with the outer edge of the support body 1, or approximately the same in both directions protrudes far beyond the width of the support body 1.
  • the detector coil 5 has an approximately cylindrical shape with a central cylindrical opening which is open at least on one side, preferably on both sides.
  • the positioning of the detector coil 5 must also be selected such that a so-called Villary ribbon 4 extends approximately centrally along this opening 5a of the detector coil 5 and projects in the direction of the waveguide 3 and on it, specifically is attached, in particular glued or welded, on the side of the waveguide 3 opposite the head plate 2. It is clear from this that the detector coil 5 with its longitudinal central axis transverse to Direction of the waveguide 3, but parallel to the plane of the board 2, is arranged.
  • an end pole 6 is arranged on the head board 2, that is to say a connection between the rear end of the waveguide 3 and the electrical conductor tracks of the head board 2.
  • the head board 2 has an opening 12 for fixing the detector coil 5, the opening of which is dimensioned such that the detector coil 5 to be inserted therein cannot fall through, but rather dips into the head board at the desired target depth.
  • the opening 12 is preferably not rectangular like the corresponding longitudinal section of the detector coil 5, but instead has bay-like extensions at the corner regions, so that crack formation in the circuit board is avoided from the sharp-edged corners and on the flanks between the bulges so that the detector coil 5 can be pressed in with a relatively high force, since these regions serve as elastic holding tongues.
  • the detector coil 5 can only be fastened between them by clamping.
  • FIG. 3 shows in an enlarged longitudinal section through the axis of symmetry of the detector coil 5 in detail how on the one hand this coil extends on both sides of the head plate 2 and the Villary ribbon 2 projects freely from the fixation on the waveguide 3 without touching the detector Coil 5 extends through its opening 5a and protrudes on the opposite side.
  • Figure 3 also shows the fixation of the waveguide 3 by means of the end pole 6, which is part of the head board 2, on this head board and thus the connection of the waveguide 3 with the other components on the board 2 and between the extension 9 and the non-equipped rear side of the circuit board 2 lying return conductor 27.
  • FIG. 3 also shows that on the one side, in FIG. 3 on the left, the detector coil 5 does not protrude beyond the width of the support body 1, on the other hand on the right side, the component side of the head board 2, due to the larger diameter of this detector coil 5 relative to the support body 1.
  • Figure 4a also shows a protective profile 20 in two variants, usually as an extruded profile made of z. B. aluminum or as an extruded profile made of suitable plastic.
  • the sensor element can be introduced into such a protective profile, as shown in FIG. 5a.
  • the protective profile 20 is formed symmetrically to its longitudinal center plane 23, which extends in the direction of the profile and is perpendicular to the larger extent of the cross section.
  • the protective profile 20 has a very flat cross section in the form of an elongated rectangle with rounded narrow sides.
  • One of the two parallel long longitudinal walls can be extended on both sides beyond the narrow ends and thereby form extensions 15, which are used for screwing, jamming or other fastening to another component, for example also insertion into an undercut.
  • the outer surfaces 18a, b are smooth in order to prevent other objects from getting caught.
  • the inner free space 19 can either be a single continuous free space, as shown in the right half of the figure, with an inner circumference 21 in the form of a not completely closed circle at the narrow end of this free space.
  • This inner circumference 21 is dimensioned such that the support body 1 of a sensor element 22 can be inserted into it, as shown in FIG. 5.
  • the gap which represents the connection of the inner circumference 21 to the rest of the free space 19 is sufficiently wide and arranged so that the head plate 2 projecting from the cross section of the support body 1 on one side fits together with the equipment and can thus protrude into the central free space 19, and is held with its free end in a form-fitting manner in the corresponding, in particular eccentric, groove 25 of the opposite end of the free space 19, as can best be seen in the left half of FIG. 5b.
  • the head board 2 not only protrudes into this groove 25 in a form-fitting manner, but is also fastened in a damping manner relative to it, for example by gluing by means of an adhesive 35 which dampens mechanical vibrations.
  • the analog inner circumference 21 ' is a self-contained inner circumference, that is to say this cavity is separated from the free space 19 by a web.
  • a groove 25 can be incorporated in the web 24 on the outside, ie towards the free space 19, for receiving the free end of a head plate 2 of a sensor element 22, the support body 1 of which is located in the opposite inner circumference 21. Since the head plate 2 is not centered on the receiving support body, but is offset, fastened and strived towards the center, the groove 25 can also be machined off-center in the web 24.
  • FIGS. 4b and 4c Common to the two solutions of FIGS. 4b and 4c is that they have a smooth, edge-free outer contour in cross section, without the extensions 15 according to FIG. 4a.
  • this protective profile 20 'to adjacent components inside the inner circumference 21' is separated from the free space 19 by a web widened to form a partition wall 31, the thickness of which is sufficient to pass through openings 32 from one outer surface to the other the opposite outer surface of the protective profile 20 'at intervals, as shown in FIG. 4b, without these through openings 32 having an inner connection to the inner circumference 21' or the free space 19.
  • FIG. 4b While in FIG. 4b an inner circumference 21 'is formed in each of the two end regions of the protective profile 20', the construction according to FIG. 4c only has an inner circumference 21 'and next to it a free space 19. In both cases, one of the webs 24 between the free space 19 and the inner circumference 21 'is equipped as a widened partition wall 31 equipped with through openings, as a result of which the protective profile 20' according to FIG. 4b is also asymmetrical.
  • the grooves 25 in the free space 19 are also arranged eccentrically to the transverse center of the free space 19.
  • the protective profile 20 is symmetrically equipped with a closed inner circumference 21 ', as shown in the left half of the figure, such a push-in can of course only take place if the web 24 is removed over the length in the front end region of the protective profile 20 over the length required for housing the head board 2 is required.
  • This removal usually takes place mechanically, for example by means of milling, and must be of such an axial length that, in addition to accommodating the circuit board, an end cap 16 can also be introduced into the front end of the protective profile 20, which with its end plate 16a on the outside the end face of the protective profile 20, but with its plug part 16b protrudes into the free space of the protective profile 20 and is sealed off from the inner circumference of the protective profile 20, preferably by means of a conventional O-ring seal.
  • the plug part 16b must have a smooth outer circumference and the protective profile 20 must have a correspondingly smooth inner circumference in this length range.
  • the inner contour of the protective profile 20 is milled out at least over the length of the plug part 16b to form such a smooth contour 29 in the form of a rectangle with semicircular rounded narrow sides and without shoulders, in which the web 24 or the protruding corners between the free space 19 and the inner circumference 21 are also milled off, as are the webs 17 projecting inwards from the longitudinal sides, which serve to stiffen the profile and to abut the top plate 2.

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L'invention concerne un élément détecteur et un détecteur de parcours fabriqué au moyen de cet élément. Le guide d'onde, disposé dans un corps support, tube par exemple, doit être mis en place dans une position déterminée par rapport aux éléments d'une plaque. En vue d'obtenir une construction à la fois simple et d'un montage facile, il est prévu, conformément à l'invention, que la plaque de tête soit fixée, sans son boîtier qui l'entoure, par collage par exemple, directement à l'intérieur d'une cavité du corps support de forme généralement tubulaire.
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