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2017 International Conference on Mechanical, System and Control Engineering (ICMSC) | 2017

Algorithm for sine wave cure fit based on frequency precise estimation

Xuanze Wang; Yingrui Luo; Zhongsheng Zhai; Liangen Yang; Tao He

In the process of curve fitting, the unknown relationship between the data sampling rate and the frequency of the measured signal as well as signals frequency fluctuations can cause remarkable error. In this paper, a sine curve fitting algorithm with frequency precise estimation is proposed to solve this problem. Firstly, ellipse fitting algorithm is used to estimate the measured signal frequency. On the basis of this, the three-parameter sine fitting calculation based on the least squares method is applied to the sampling data, and the accuracy of the sine curve fitting result is improved. The experimental results show that the algorithm proposed in this paper can avoid the problem of frequency fluctuation and error caused by the unknown relationship between the sampling frequencies. Moreover, the fitting has a good randomness after frequency estimation, and the fitting result has nothing to do with the signal amplitude. Compared without frequency accurate estimation, the fitting error is greatly reduced and the fitting precision is higher.


2017 International Conference on Mechanical, System and Control Engineering (ICMSC) | 2017

Image classification and recognition method to mechanical parts based on fractal dimension

Tao He; Kun Yu; Lang Chen; Kexue Lai; Liangen Yang; Xuanze Wang; Zhongsheng Zhai

Complex mechanical parts have characteristics of irregularity and certain statistical self-similarity, which can be described by fractal dimension. And the values of their fractal dimension can be used as an measurement to classify and recognize the mechanical parts. In addition, the values can guide robots to grab parts. However, the image obtained by a vision system, which contains part images main image and image background will affect the calculation of fractal dimension of main images. In order to solve the problem, an improved differential box-counting method is designed in this paper. The fractal dimension of part images which has been cut and rotated can be calculated using this differential box- counting method. The experimental result shows that the improved differential box-counting method can calculate the fractal dimension of different size-length images, and the values are more stable. The improved method solves the problem that traditional algorithm can only calculate the fractal dimension of image which side length is integer power of 2.


international conference on photonics optics and laser technology | 2016

Imaging characteristics of the axicon imaging system

Zhongsheng Zhai; Qinghua Lv; Xuanze Wang; Liangen Yang; Zhongbao Xu; He Tao

The depth of an image system can be extended by an axicon which can generate line focus. According to physical optical theory, the diffracting patterns of the defocus point spread function (PSF) for the imaging system with axicon are analyzed through the generalize pupil function. The expressions of the PSF for the imaging system illuminated by white light are described as the superposition of the intensities in individual monochromatic patterns. Experimental results show that the central portion contains the most energy of the diffraction pattern from the PSF produced by the white light, and the contrast of secondary outside circular rings decreased rapidly. Furthermore, the central spot radius varied slowly with the increase of defocus parameter, and the depth of field of the imaging system is effectively extended with a shortcoming that the images need further processing.


Optical Metrology and Inspection for Industrial Applications III | 2014

A driving step auto-access method for single-wavelength microscopic interference

Xin Guan; Xuanze Wang; Zhongsheng Zhai; Liangen Yang

Single wavelength microscopic interferometry, driven by the Piezoelectric Transducer (PZT), is a common surface topography measurement method. Its measurement accuracy is directly determined by the original phase acquisition precision of every pixels in area array CCD. Traditional phase identification methods adopt 3 points or 4 points algorithm to obtain the phase. However, they require the displacement step, actuated by the PZT, to strictly keep the same to satisfy the 90° phase condition. Therefore, these methods are only suitable for the strict anti-vibration experimental environment or conditions with high precise closed-loop PZT actuator and strict calibration of interferometric wavelength. An auto-acquisition driving step method for the single wavelength microscopic interferometry is presented in this paper. Firstly, interference sequence diagrams, containing the surface topography information, are gathered by the CCD under open-loop PZT actuating. Next, two pixels whose phase difference is approximate 90° are selected as the calculating center to obtain smoothed gray values with regional gray average algorithm, which can reduce the influence of random noise. Finally, an optimal fitting algorithm for the ellipse, formed by the average gray values, is proposed to obtain the amplitudes and offsets of the two gray values array. According these fitting parameters and gray values, the drive step can be calculated by elliptic equations. Experiments have shown that this method can reduce the requirement conditions of measurement conditions and improve the measurement accuracy.


Sixth International Symposium on Precision Mechanical Measurements | 2013

A high-accuracy signal processing algorithm for frequency scanned interferometry

Shuai Zhang; Liangen Yang; Xuanze Wang; Zhongsheng Zhai; Wenchao Liu

A high-accuracy signal processing algorithm was designed for the absolute distance measurement system performed with frequency scanned interferometry. The system uses frequency-modulated laser as light source and consists of two interferometers: the reference interferometer is used to compensate the errors and the measurement interferometer is used to measure the displacement. The reference interferometer and the measurement interferometer are used to measure synchronously. The principle of the measuring system and the current modulation circuit were presented. The smoothing convolution was used for processing the signals. The optical path difference of the reference interferometer has been calibrated, so the absolute distance can be measured by acquiring the phase information extracted from interference signals produced while scanning the laser frequency. Finally, measurement results of absolute distances ranging from 0.1m to 0.5m were presented. The experimental results demonstrated that the proposed algorithm had major computing advantages.


Fifth International Symposium on Instrumentation Science and Technology | 2008

Design of a probe for two-dimensional small angle detection

Haixia He; Xuanze Wang; Yuning Zhong; Liangen Yang; Hongduan Cao

A novel two-dimensional small angle probe is introduced, which is based on principle of auto-collimation and utilizes quadrant Si-photoelectric detector (QPD) as detection device. AC modulation, AC magnification and absolute value demodulation are incorporated to restrain the DC excursion caused by background light and noise etc and to improve the sensitivity and stability of angle detection. To ensure that while the laser is shining, the current signal (converted into voltage signal) of QPD also is linear to the AC modulation voltage, this paper adopted AC modulation signal (5400Hz) with a DC offset. AC magnification circuit with reasonable parameters is designed to inhibit DC drift and the impact of industrial frequency noise and to ensure good amplification to signal frequency at the same time. A piezoelectric-driven micro-angle generator is designed to demarcate the angle. The calibration data are input to single chip, and the measurement of angles can be shown in SMC1602A.


Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering | 2006

Development of a novel optical alignment system for accurate leveling adjustment of a high-precision chip mounter

Wenchao Liu; Yuning Zhong; Liangen Yang; Xuanze Wang; Tiebang Xie

Automatic high-precision chip mounter have been applied frequently in high-precision and complex craft situations. The key to the equipment is the vision alignment system. The leveling adjustment is the important part and preconditin of the alignment. On the basis of a correlative leveling adjustment technlogy, a novel optical alignment system for leveling adjustment is presented. Its optical system is designed and its flow of image processing is discussed. To avoid the influence of interference, the polarization of the light is used skillfully in the optical system. The result of simulated experiments of the reticle-mark collected by a charge couple device (CCD) indicates that the system can meet the precision needs of an automatic chip mounter vision alignment system and it is reasonable.


Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering | 2006

A subpixel edge detection algorithm for the high-precision automatic alignment system

Yuning Zhong; Qinghua Lv; Liangen Yang; Yingwu Xue

A new sub-pixel edge detection algorithm has been presented in this paper, which can be used in some high precision automatic alignment systems, such as automatic industrial measurement systems; integrate circuit encapsulation systems, micro-electromechanical systems, micro-optical electromechanical systems, three-dimensional encapsulation systems and so on. This algorithm uses the spatial moment to detect the location of edge within sub-pixel resolutions, and gains an advantage over the traditional pixel edge detection algorithms. Moreover, an extraction technology of region of interest is applied to reduce the time of analysis after rough pose estimation.


Archive | 2009

Optical measuring system with multiple degrees of freedom

Xuanze Wang; Yongzhi Yu; Yuning Zhong; Zhongsheng Zhai; Liangen Yang


Indonesian Journal of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science | 2013

A Semi-Instantaneous Heat Exchanger for Mobile Solar Collectors Test System

Haifeng Cao; Liangen Yang; Jiabao Cheng

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Xuanze Wang

Hubei University of Technology

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Zhongsheng Zhai

Hubei University of Technology

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Yuning Zhong

Hubei University of Technology

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Qinghua Lv

Hubei University of Technology

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Haifeng Cao

Hubei University of Technology

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Hongduan Cao

Hubei University of Technology

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Jiabao Cheng

Hubei University of Technology

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Tao He

Hubei University of Technology

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Wenchao Liu

Hubei University of Technology

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Haixia He

Hubei University of Technology

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