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5th IFIP WG 5.5 International Precision Assembly Seminar (IPAS) | 2010

Development of the Roll Type Incremental Micro Pattern Imprint System for Large Area Pattern Replication

Jung-Han Song; Hye-Jin Lee; Shuhuai Lan; Nak-Kyu Lee; Geun-An Lee; Tae Jin Lee; Seogou Choi; Sung-Min Bae

Flexible display has been attracting attention in the research field of next generation display in recent years. And polymer is a candidate material for flexible displays as it takes advantages including transparency, light weight, flexibility and so on. Rolling process is suitable and competitive process for the high throughput of flexible substrate such as polymer. In this paper, we developed a prototype of roll-to-flat (R2F) thermal imprint system for large area micro pattern replication process, which is one the key process in the fabrication of flexible displays. Tests were conducted to evaluate the system feasibility and process parameters effect, such as flat mold temperature, loading pressure and rolling speed. 100 mm × 100 mm stainless steel flat mold and commercially available polycarbonate sheets were used for tests and results showed that the developed R2F system is suitable for fabrication of various micro devices with micro pattern replication on large area.


international conference on smart manufacturing application | 2008

Research on the Modulating of the Desktop Micro Forming System to Micro Factory

Hye-Jin Lee; Nak-Kyu Lee; Geun-An Lee; Hyoung-Wook Lee; Seogou Choi; Eun-Duk Chu; Taejoo Kim; Junhee Shin

The micro pump module is used in so many MEMS applications, such as medical, fuel cell, display and chemistry fields. The micro pump module is consisted of actuating component, chamber plate, upper/lower fluidic channel plates and thin valve. This micro pump must have a specific performance that is high compressibility and high speed operating response. A polymer thin film is used as a valve component in micro pump module. But this polymer thin film has a low elastic characteristic so cannot operate with high frequency. If this polymer thin valve can be changed to metallic material, thin valve component can operate with high frequency because metal has a high elastic characteristic. As forming components are small in size, forming equipment must also be small in size because the forming die and load must be small. The micro forming press system is high precision forming equipment that can manufacture the precision component. This precision component has a size of several micros to millimeters and precision of sub-micro to micrometer. In this paper, we research about the metallic thin foil valve manufacturing technology to have a high frequency response. This metallic valve has a 30 mum thickness and minimum pattern size of 500 mum. And we develop the miniaturized press system that has a desktop size and a precision compound die set. This compound die set can operate in piercing and blanking process.


5th IFIP WG 5.5 International Precision Assembly Seminar (IPAS) | 2010

Desktop Micro Forming System for Micro Pattern on the Metal Substrate

Hye-Jin Lee; Jung-Han Song; Sol-Kil Oh; Kyoung-Tae Kim; Nak-Kyu Lee; Geun-An Lee; Hyoung-Wook Lee; Andy Chu

In this Research, the desktop micro forming manufacturing system has been developed. A micro forming system has been achieved in Japan and its developed micro press is limited to single forming process. To coincide with the purpose to be more practical, research and development is necessary about the press which the multi forming process is possible. Micro patterned metal components are used in so many precision engineering fields. This micro pattern plays an important part in the functional movement of precision module. This micro pattern on the metal component can be made by EDM(Electro Discharge Machining). But this EDM method has low productivity because EDM tools can be worn easily. If another manufacturing process is developed with high productivity, industries can product the competitive goods. So we research on the forming process and system to make micro functional pattern on the metal component.


international conference on intelligent computing | 2006

A Study on the Robust Control of an Inverted Pendulum Using Discrete Sliding-Mode Control

J. Y. Yang; Hyoung-Wook Lee; J. H. Hwang; Nak-Kyu Lee; Hye-Jin Lee; Geun-An Lee; Sung-Min Bae

In this paper, discrete sliding mode controller (DSMC) with sliding-like condition is evaluated experimentally the robustness point of view. DSMC was modified to use a pseudo-sliding methodology and a variable sliding gain methodology. DSMC with a pseudo-sliding methodology and a variable sliding gain methodology perfectly eliminate a chattering problem and can control the system use a small control action. The usefulness of the designed DSMC in this paper is demonstrated by the control of an inverted pendulum system and the robustness of DSMC experimentally evaluated for model error. To provide a performance benchmark with respect to robustness, a direct comparison was made against linear quadratic control.


Applied Mechanics and Materials | 2013

Multi-Stage Deep Drawing Process of Thin Sheets for the Sleeve Housing Component of a Spindle Motor in HDD

S.M. Yeon; Seogou Choi; Geun-An Lee; Sung Jun Park; Ji Hwan Kim; Jung-Han Song

High-precision micro-fluid dynamic bearing is the key part in a hard disk drive, as it offers low noise levels, high speeds and high rates of accuracy with low amount of vibration. To enhance the performance, a thin sheet component called sleeve housing are newly adopted in FDB. In this paper, multi-stage sheet metal forming process is utilized to fabricate the sleeve housing component. Multi-stage drawing simulations are conducted to investigate the adequate process parameters preventing wrinkling and tearing. From the simulation result, multi-stage drawing processes are conducted with progressive die sets in order to evaluate the forming accuracy. The results reveal that it is successful to fabricate the sleeve housing component with multi-stage drawing process.


Applied Mechanics and Materials | 2013

Effect of Pulsed Electric Current on the Tensile Properties of DP Type Ultra-High Strength Steel Sheets

Jung Han Song; Jong Sup Lee; I. Hwang; Yong Bae Kim; Seogou Choi; Geun-An Lee; M.J. Kang

Although ultra-high strength steel (UHSS) sheets with tensile stress above 1.0 GPa have a great attention in the automotive industries for reducing the weight and improving fuel efficiency of auto-body, the poor formability of UHSS sheets is one of the main factors hindering their industrial application. Enhancing the formability is a very important and challenging problem to both automotive and manufacturing engineers. In this study, the electro-plastic effect, which is first discovered in 1960s, of ultra-high strength steel sheets is investigated to improve the formability. To begin with, a test system is built up to carry out the tensile test with heavy electric current flowing through the specimen. The evolutions of the flow stress and the electric resistivity are obtained using this test system. The significant decrease in the flow stress caused by the heavy flowing through current is observed.


international conference on intelligent computing | 2006

An Experimental Study on Multi-mode Control Methods of Flexible Structure Using PZT Actuator and Modified IMSC Algorithm

W. S. Lee; Hyoung-Wook Lee; J. H. Hwang; Nak-Kyu Lee; Hye-Jin Lee; Geun-An Lee; Sung-Min Bae; D. M. Kim

In this paper, the modified independent modal space control (IMSC) algorithm, which is a method for reducing the number of actuators, is used for flexible structural vibration control. By comparing the experimental results obtained by the IMSC and modified IMSC algorithm, the performance of those is examined. The performance of the IMSC algorithm is more effective than modified IMSC algorithm in the responses of PZT sensors and the input voltages to PZT actuators. But the IMSC algorithm is limited for many applications since it is needed the number of actuators as many as controlled modes. For this reason, the modified IMSC algorithm is proposed in this paper. That of the modified IMSC algorithm is similar with the IMSC algorithm but there are discontinuous responses because of switching algorithm. Therefore, if the switching algorithm has gradually varying according to shape of control forces, its performance is more effective and applicable than the IMSC algorithm. This paper will provide an essential experimental basis material for that study.


Journal of the Korean Solar Energy Society | 2014

Thermal Deformation Analysis of a Scroll Compressor for Automobile according to the Change of Materials

Hyoungwook Lee; Geun-An Lee; Jeongbae Kim


미세가공 심포지엄 | 2010

Continuous R2F thermal imprinting process for large-area micro-pattern fabrication on polymer substrate

이혜진; Shuhuai Lan; Jung-Han Song; Jeanho Park; Nak-Kyu Lee; Geun-An Lee


World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology, International Journal of Mechanical, Aerospace, Industrial, Mechatronic and Manufacturing Engineering | 2010

Research on the Micro Pattern forming of Spiral Grooves in a Dynamic Thrust Bearing

오솔길; Hye-Jin Lee; Jung-Han Song; Jeanho Park; Nak-Kyu Lee; Geun-An Lee; Jong-Ho Kim

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Sung-Min Bae

Hanbat National University

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Shuhuai Lan

University of Michigan

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Ji Hwan Kim

Seoul National University of Science and Technology

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