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- the present invention relates to a stylus type shape measuring sensor, an NC processing apparatus using the same, and a shape measuring method. Description of related technology
- on-machine measurement technology Technology for measuring the shape of a workpiece on a processing machine, so-called on-machine measurement technology, is indispensable for performing high-precision processing.
- This on-machine measurement technology not only improves machining accuracy by eliminating positioning errors when attaching and detaching workpieces, but also achieves improved machining efficiency and automation at the same time by eliminating setup labor. can do.
- a stylus type shape measuring sensor for measuring the shape of a workpiece by bringing the tip of a measurement probe into contact with the surface of the workpiece has been conventionally known.
- Such a stylus type shape measuring sensor can be roughly classified into an analog type and a digital type by a measuring probe position detecting means.
- Analog type shape measurement sensors such as electric micrometers, convert the amount of displacement of a measurement probe into an analog amount of electricity by a change in voltage of a differential transformer, a change in capacitance, a change in resistance of a strain gauge, etc. Things.
- the electrical drift is large and the linearity of the detection output is poor, so that a submicron accuracy of about 0.1 m cannot be obtained at a travel distance of about 100 xm.
- digital shape measurement sensors such as digital micrometers, measure the displacement of a measurement probe digitally using an optical scale, a magnetic scale, or an interferometer.
- optical scale e.g., a laser beam
- magnetic scale e.g., a magnetic scale
- interferometer e.g., a magnetic scale
- the measurement probe is supported movably in the axial direction by linear pole bearings or air slides, and a spring is used.
- the probe is pre-pressed at the object to be measured by pressure or air pressure. Therefore, there has been a problem that the measurement pressure fluctuates due to a change in the position of the probe, and that the measurement pressure is too large, and that the measurement pressure cannot be freely adjusted.
- the minimum preload by the spring is about 10 gf, which is too large to obtain high accuracy, and the measurement pressure fluctuates due to the change in the panel force due to the probe displacement. there were.
- the measurement pressure can be reduced by lowering the air pressure, but it is only about 1 gf at the minimum, and when the air pressure is reduced, the rigidity of the ground slide itself decreases, and the inclination of the probe increases. And the measurement error increases. So even if it ’s digital,
- the measurement pressure is lower (preferably, about 500 mgf or less).
- the measurement pressure is lower (preferably, about 500 mgf or less).
- a high-precision shape measuring device as shown in Fig. 1 has been developed.
- This shape measuring device has a minimum measuring force of about 5 Omgf and is extremely small, and achieves a measurement accuracy of about 0.1 / m by measuring the displacement of the measuring probe with a laser interferometer.
- this device requires a large number of optical elements such as movable mirrors and prisms, and the shape measuring device itself is very large and delicate, so it is processed for on-machine measurement. There was a problem that it could not be mounted on the machine.
- the object of the present invention is to reduce the electrical drift, improve the linearity of the detection output, reduce the fluctuation of the measurement pressure due to the change in the probe position, and reduce the measurement pressure without lowering the bearing rigidity of the probe. Can be adjusted to a very small load, and the measurement pressure can be freely changed, thereby achieving submicron accuracy of about 0.1 im, and miniaturization is possible and easy.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a stylus type shape measurement sensor applicable to on-machine measurement, an NC processing apparatus using the same, and a shape measurement method.
- Another object of the present invention is to reduce waiting time and measure between command points by using the above-mentioned stylus type shape measuring sensor, thereby reducing necessary command points and reducing measurement time.
- An object of the present invention is to provide an NC processing apparatus and a shape measuring method that can be shortened.
- the contact (2) that comes into contact with the object (1) is supported so as to be movable toward the object with extremely low sliding resistance, and the contact (2) is attached to the object with a small load.
- a displacement measuring device (20) for non-contact and high-accuracy measurement of the displacement of the contactor, and a stylus-type shape measurement sensor is provided. .
- the contact (2) is movably supported by the probe head (10) with extremely low sliding resistance, and is urged toward the object to be measured, so that the contact is minutely placed on the surface of the object to be measured. It can follow the surface exactly while contacting with a load (approximately 500 mg or less). Furthermore, sub-micron accuracy of about 0.1 / m can be obtained by measuring the displacement of the contactor in a non-contact manner with high accuracy using the displacement measuring device (20).
- the probe head (10) is an elongated probe shaft having a contact attached to one end (12a) and a step (11a, lib) in the middle. (12), gas bearings (14a, 14b) provided before and after the step to support the probe shaft, and gas supply means (2) for supplying a second pressurized gas to the step. 16), wherein the gas bearing has high rigidity in a radial direction, and ,
- the probe shaft is floated by the first pressurized gas to reduce the sliding resistance, and the gas supply means supplies the second and / or third pressurized gas to be supplied to the stepped portion.
- the biasing force generated at the stepped portion toward the object to be measured is kept constant within a small load within a predetermined range.
- An elongate probe shaft (12) with a contact attached to one end (12a) is supported by a gas bearing (14a, 14b) to increase the rigidity of the bracket's gas bearing in the radial direction. 1
- pressurized gas for example, compressed air
- a step (11a, lib) is provided in the middle of the probe shaft, and the gas supply means (16a, 16b) provides a second or third or both pressurized gas (for example, By supplying compressed air, the urging force toward the object to be measured, which is generated due to the difference in the area of the stepped portion, can be kept constant within a small load within a predetermined range.
- the second and / or third pressurized gas for generating the biasing force toward the object to be measured is supplied independently of the first pressurized gas for floating the probe shaft, the probe bearing rigidity
- the measurement pressure can be adjusted to a very small load without reducing the load.
- the biasing force toward the object to be measured is proportional to the pressure at the step, and since no panel is used, fluctuations in the measurement pressure due to changes in the position of the probe can be eliminated, and the linearity of the detection output is improved.
- the measurement pressure can be freely changed by the pressure of the second and / or third pressurized gas.
- the urging force of the probe shaft toward the object to be measured is about lOmgf or more, and about 500mg. f or less is preferable. If the biasing force toward the measured object exceeds about 500 mg ⁇ ⁇ , the sliding resistance with the measured object increases, and the inclination of the probe shaft increases, resulting in submicron accuracy of about 0.1 m. Can not be. If it is less than about 10 mgf, the contact jumps easily, and the measurement speed is greatly reduced.
- the displacement measuring device (20) is provided at the other end (12b) of the probe shaft.
- a laser interference displacement meter (24) that measures the position of the reflector from the reflected mirror and the reflected light from the radiation end face.
- the position of the reflecting mirror (2 1) can be measured with a high accuracy of 0.1 m by the laser interferometer (24).
- the laser beam is emitted toward the reflecting mirror through the optical fiber (22)
- the movable parts of the probe head (10) and the laser interference displacement meter (24) can be miniaturized.
- the weight of the probe shaft (12) can be reduced, the response speed at the time of measurement is improved, and high-speed measurement can be performed.
- the laser interferometer can be installed away from the probe head, deformation of the measuring instrument due to heat generation can be suppressed, and high-precision measurement can be performed.
- the above-described stylus-type shape measuring sensor is mounted, and is moved relative to the object to be measured by numerical control, thereby measuring the shape without removing the processed object.
- An NC machining device is provided.
- a stylus-type shape measurement sensor capable of obtaining sub-micron accuracy of about 0.1 and capable of miniaturization is provided on the machine of the NC processing apparatus, so that on-machine measurement becomes possible. This eliminates positioning errors when attaching and removing workpieces, improves machining accuracy, and saves the time and labor required for setup, thereby simultaneously improving machining efficiency and achieving automation.
- the NC processing apparatus includes an interface for outputting the coordinate values of the respective numerical control axes and the output signals of the stylus type shape measuring sensor to the outside of the machine in real time. .
- the coordinate value of each numerical control axis and the output signal of the stylus-type shape measurement sensor can be transferred in real time to an external competitor while moving the stylus-type shape measurement sensor following the object to be measured. This eliminates stationary and positioning at the command point of the NC control device, and reduces the number of command points, thereby shortening the measurement time.
- the contact (2) that comes into contact with the object to be measured (1) is attached to one end (12a) of an elongated probe shaft (12) having a step (11a, lib).
- the probe shaft is movably supported by the first pressurized gas with extremely low sliding resistance, and at the same time is supported with high rigidity in the radial direction, and the step portion is pressurized by the second and / or third pressure.
- the gas is supplied, the biasing force of the probe shaft toward the measured object is maintained at a very small load by the pressure, and the displacement of the contact toward the measured object is measured in a non-contact manner using a laser interference displacement meter (24).
- a shape measuring method is provided.
- the contact (2) is movably supported with extremely low sliding resistance, and is urged toward the object to be measured, so that the contact comes into contact with the surface of the object to be measured with a small load. While following the surface exactly.
- sub-micron accuracy of about 0.1 m can be obtained by measuring the displacement of the contact without contact with high accuracy using a laser interference displacement meter (24).
- the second and / or third pressurized gas for generating a biasing force toward the object to be measured is supplied independently of the first pressurized gas for floating the probe shaft, the probe bearing The measurement pressure can be adjusted to a small load without reducing the stiffness.
- the biasing force toward the object to be measured is proportional to the pressure at the step, fluctuations in the measurement pressure due to changes in the position of the probe can be eliminated, the linearity of the detection output can be improved, and the second or third Alternatively, the measurement pressure can be freely changed by the pressure of both pressurized gases.
- the above-mentioned stylus-type shape measurement sensor is mounted in an NC processing device, and the stylus-type shape measurement sensor is moved relative to the object by numerical control, thereby removing the processed object.
- the shape measurement method is characterized in that the shape measurement is performed without any need.
- This method enables on-machine measurement, eliminates positioning errors when attaching and detaching workpieces, improves machining accuracy, and at the same time improves machining efficiency and automates by eliminating setup work. be able to.
- the shape measuring method includes: reading coordinate values of each axis output directly from each numerical control axis of the NC processing apparatus to the outside of the machine; and output signals output from the stylus type shape measuring sensor. It is preferable to measure the shape of the object to be measured by performing the processing in real time without stopping the NC processing apparatus.
- the coordinate value of each numerical control axis of the NC processing equipment and the output signal of the stylus type shape measurement sensor are transferred to the external computer in real time while moving the stylus type shape measurement sensor following the workpiece. It can be taken in the evening, etc., and the measurement time can be reduced by measuring the shape of the workpiece without stopping the NC processing equipment.
- FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram of a conventional high-precision shape measuring device.
- FIG. 2 is an overall configuration diagram of a stylus type shape measurement sensor of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a partial cross-sectional view of FIG.
- FIG. 4 is an overall configuration diagram of another stylus type shape measurement sensor of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a partial cross-sectional view of FIG.
- FIG. 6 is a characteristic diagram of the probe head of FIG.
- FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of a measurement probe during measurement.
- FIG. 8 is a system configuration diagram of the NC processing apparatus of the present invention. DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS
- FIG. 8 is a system configuration diagram of the NC processing apparatus of the present invention. DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS
- preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
- the same reference numerals are given to the same parts in each of the drawings, and redundant description will be omitted.
- FIG. 2 is an overall configuration diagram of a stylus type shape measurement sensor of the present invention.
- the stylus-type shape measuring sensor of the present invention includes a probe head 10 and a displacement measuring device 20.
- the probe head 10 supports the contact 2 that contacts the DUT 1 so that it can move horizontally with extremely low sliding resistance, and urges the bracket horizontally toward the DUT 1 with a small load. It has become.
- the displacement measuring device 20 .
- the horizontal displacement is measured with high accuracy without contact.
- a spherical sapphire pole is attached to the tip (contact portion) of the contact 2 to reduce the coefficient of friction with the DUT 1 and prevent wear.
- FIG. 3 is a partial cross-sectional view of the probe head 10 of FIG.
- the probe head 10 comprises an elongated probe shaft 12, gas bearings 14a and 14b, and gas supply means 16 and 17.
- the elongated probe shaft 12 has a contact 2 attached to one end 12a (the left end in this figure) and a step 11a at an intermediate portion.
- the probe shaft 12 has a large-diameter portion on the side to which the contact 2 is attached and a small-diameter portion on the opposite side, and a step 11a is provided at an intermediate portion.
- the size of the step 11a is set so that the horizontal biasing force generated by the difference in the area of the step becomes a small load within a predetermined range (for example, about 500 mgf or less).
- a predetermined range for example, about 500 mgf or less.
- the probe shaft has a rectangular cross section in this example, the present invention is not limited to this.
- the probe shaft may have a circular cross section.
- the gas bearings 14a and 14b are provided before and after the step 11a.
- the gas bearings 14a and 14b are configured to have high rigidity in the radial direction (radial direction).
- the gas bearings 14 a and 14 b are provided with a gas supply means 17 (for example, an air source, a regulator, an electropneumatic regulator, a first flow path 15 a provided in the probe body 15).
- the probe shaft 12 is floated by a first pressurized gas (for example, compressed air) supplied by the pressure reducing device to reduce sliding resistance. After the probe shaft 12 is floated, the first pressurized gas is exhausted back and forth through the gap between the gas bearings 14 a and 14 b and the probe shaft 12.
- a first pressurized gas for example, compressed air
- the gas supply means 16 is composed of, for example, an air source, a regulator, an electropneumatic regulator, a second flow path 15b provided in the probe body 15, and a step portion 11 of the probe shaft 12. Supply a second pressurized gas (eg another compressed air) to a.
- a second pressurized gas eg another compressed air
- the horizontal biasing force generated by the area difference of the step portion 11a can be reduced to a very small range. It can be kept constant under load.
- the other end 1 2b (right end in this figure) of the shaft 12 has an enlarged portion 13 larger than the shaft diameter of the probe shaft, but this may not be provided.
- the sensor of the present invention can be used not only horizontally but also vertically or diagonally.
- FIG. 4 is an overall configuration diagram of another stylus type shape measurement sensor of the present invention
- FIG. 5 is a partial cross-sectional view of FIG.
- a third pressurized gas is supplied from the gas supply means 16b independently of the first and second pressurized gases, and the pressure of the third pressurized gas is increased.
- a return force is generated in a direction opposite to the urging force of the second pressurized gas, thereby canceling out the effect of the own weight of the probe shaft 12.
- the return force is the biasing force generated by the difference in the gap between the probe shaft 12 and the gas bearings 14a and 14b, and the stepped portion of the probe shaft 12 from the gas supply means 16b.
- the biasing force is generated by the area difference of the step portion 11b.
- the displacement measuring device 20 includes a reflecting mirror 21, an optical fiber 22, and a laser interference displacement meter 24.
- the reflecting mirror 21 is a plane mirror provided at the other end 12 b of the probe shaft 12 perpendicular to the axis.
- the optical fiber 22 has a radiation end face 22 a facing the reflection mirror 21 at an interval L.
- the optical fiber 22 is flexible and has a sufficient length, and its opposite end face is connected to the laser interference displacement meter 24 via, for example, an optical connector or the like.
- the laser interference displacement meter 24 includes, for example, a semiconductor laser, a light receiving element, an optical fiber force blur, etc., radiates a laser beam through the optical fiber 22 to the reflecting mirror 21, 2 The position of the reflector is measured from the reflected light from a. — ' ⁇
- the position of the reflecting mirror 21 can be measured by the laser interference displacement meter 24 with a high accuracy of 0.1 lm.
- the movable parts of the probe head 10 and the laser interference displacement meter 24 can be miniaturized.
- the contact 2 is movably supported by the probe head 10 with extremely low sliding resistance, and is urged toward the DUT 1 so that the contact 2 is moved to the DUT 1.
- the surface can be imitated accurately along the surface while contacting the surface with a small load (about 500 mgf or less). Further, by measuring the displacement of the contact 2 toward the object to be measured by the displacement measuring device 20 in a non-contact manner with high accuracy, it is possible to obtain a sub-micron accuracy of about 0.1.
- the elongate probe shaft 12 with the contact 2 attached to one end 12a is supported by the gas bearings 14a and 14b, and the rigidity of the gas bearings 14a and 14b in the radial direction is increased.
- the probe shaft 12 is floated with the first pressurized gas (compressed air) to prevent the probe shaft 12 from inclining due to the sliding resistance of the contact 2, and the probe shaft 12 is covered with extremely low sliding resistance. It can be supported so as to be movable toward the object to be measured, and an increase in measurement error can be prevented.
- steps 11a and 11b are provided in the middle of the probe shaft, and the gas supply means 16a and 161) add second and / or third or both to the steps 11 & and lib. By supplying pressurized gas (another compressed air), it is possible to maintain a constant biasing force toward the DUT caused by the area difference between the steps 11a and 11b within a predetermined range of minute load. it can.
- FIG. 2 described above is a schematic diagram of a newly developed shape measuring sensor.
- a sapphire pole is attached to the tip of the measurement probe, and the probe shaft 12 is supported by air slides (gas bearings 14a and 14b).
- the principle of performing shape measurement by measuring the displacement of the probe is that the measurement pressure at the time of t measurement can be changed to about 0 to 500 mgf by controlling the air pressure by electropneumatic regulation. it can.
- Fig. 6 is a characteristic diagram of the developed probe head.
- the horizontal axis is the air pressure of the second pressurized gas (biasing air) supplied to the step 11a, and the vertical axis is the measured value of the biasing force. It is.
- the horizontal biasing force shows a slightly negative value.
- the horizontal energizing force increases in proportion to the air pressure. Therefore, the horizontal biasing force is accurately proportional to the pressure at the step, and since no panel is used, fluctuations in the measured pressure due to changes in the position of the probe can be eliminated. It can be seen that the measurement pressure can be freely changed by the pressure of the pressurized gas.
- FIGS 7 (A) and (B) schematically show the state of the measurement probe during measurement. Assume that the tip radius of the probe shaft is r, and the slope to be measured at an angle ⁇ is moving at a constant speed V. During the measurement, the probe shaft is assumed to have external force F x in the radial direction from the air slide, F y in the axial direction, and the vertical force N and frictional force N from the object to be measured.
- the first term in the above equation indicates the error due to the probe shaft slip
- the second term indicates the error due to the inclination.
- the geometrical shape of the measurement probe when the slope of the DUT is relatively large ⁇ It can be seen that the measurement error due to the geometrical position error is dominated by the slip due to the primary order of the rigidity ratio between the axial and radial directions of the gear slide.
- the computer when measuring with a shape measurement sensor mounted on the processing machine, the computer sends an NC data message to the NC controller, confirms that the processing machine has reached the command position, and then measures the shape at that position.
- the method of taking displacement into a personal computer was common. However, in this method, the processing machine stopped at each measurement point and the measurement was performed, so that much time was required for the measurement. Therefore, in the present invention, as shown in Fig. 8, the current position information is directly taken out from the processing machine, and at the same time, the displacement of the shape measurement sensor is taken into the personal computer, so that real-time measurement can be performed without stopping the processing machine at each measurement point. Made it possible. Thereby, high-accuracy and high-speed measurement can be realized.
- the shape measurement sensor When the shape measurement sensor is mounted on the processing machine, a slight shift occurs between the processing machine axis and the sensor axis. The measurement error due to this deviation increases as the tilt angle of the DUT increases, and correction by data processing is required for high-accuracy measurement. Therefore, based on the linearity between the mechanical coordinate displacement and the sensor output using the reference sphere, the inclination error and the probe tip sphere shape error when the sensor was attached were estimated and corrected.
- the inclination at the measurement point of the object to be measured is 6> in the XZ plane, 2 in the YZ plane, the inclination when the sensor is mounted is not in the XZ plane, ⁇ 2 in the YZ plane, and the machine is along the ⁇ axis. If the sensor output when displaced by ⁇ 5 is given by 7 ?, the ratio of sensor output to machine coordinate displacement (5 (linearity correction value) k is given by the following equation. ⁇ J (sin a t f + (cos a, -sino ⁇ ) 2 + (cos a, cosa,) 2
- the sensor output at several points using the reference sphere 7] and the machine coordinate displacement (5 obtains the inclination k by Fuittengu, fitting the values of k for definitive to the plurality of points in the above equation to obtain the gradient a have a 2 when the sensor is mounted by using a least squares fitting.
- X measured in the Y directions theory values that very consistent.
- shape error of the good shape error of the reference sphere is the value of aa 2 obtained Te Unishi the data obtained by correcting the measured de Isseki based and the probe end ball is contained redundantly
- shape error of the probe tip sphere can be evaluated by using a reference sphere with a high sphericity and a highly evaluated radius of curvature, and the spherical error of the probe tip obtained in this way can be evaluated.
- the measurement data can be corrected based on the map.
- shape measurement was performed using the reference sphere three times in each of the positive and negative directions in each of the X and Y directions, in each of the four directions, and the variation in data from the average value curve was evaluated. It was evaluated using the standard deviation.
- the measurement conditions were as follows: the measurement pressure was 100 to 150 mg ⁇ , and the measurement speed was 50 to 1 O OmmZmin, so that the measurement could be performed relatively stably.
- the reproducibility of the measured data in all directions was 3 ⁇ ⁇ 0.1 / ⁇ m.
- this value is the accuracy limit because the guaranteed accuracy of the laser interference displacement meter used is 0.1 in the range of 30 mm.
- the size (approx. 130 x 40 x 30 mm) can be easily mounted on the processing machine. '' High precision measurement is possible because the measurement pressure can be controlled extremely small.
- the stylus-type shape measurement sensor of the present invention generates an urging force toward the object to be measured due to the difference in the area of the step portion, and thus has no electrical drift.
- the second pressurized gas for generating a biasing force toward the object to be measured is supplied independently of the first pressurized gas that floats the probe shaft, the bearing rigidity of the probe is not reduced.
- the measurement pressure can be constantly adjusted to a small load.
- the biasing force toward the object to be measured is proportional to the pressure at the step, and since no panel is used, fluctuations in the measurement pressure due to probe position changes can be eliminated, and the linearity of the detection output improves.
- the measurement pressure can be freely changed by the pressure of the second pressurized gas.
- the stylus-type shape measuring sensor of the present invention the NC machining apparatus and the shape measuring method using the same, have a small electric drift, a good linearity of the detection output, and a good measurement pressure due to a change in the probe position. With little fluctuation, the measurement pressure can be adjusted to a very small load without lowering the probe stiffness, and the measurement pressure can be changed freely. Micron accuracy can be obtained, miniaturization is possible, and it can be easily applied to on-machine measurement.
- the NC processing apparatus is not limited to the stylus-type shape measurement sensor, and includes an apparatus mounted with or capable of mounting another sensor. That is, although the present invention has been described with reference to some preferred embodiments, it can be understood that the scope of rights included in the present invention is not limited to these embodiments. On the contrary, the scope of the present invention includes all improvements, modifications, and equivalents included in the appended claims.
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