Introduction to mechanotrics

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Pro.Prajakta Kachare

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Pro.Prajakta Kachare

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Introduction Mechatronics is synergistic integration of mechanical

engineering, electronics and intelligent computer control in design and manufacture of products and processes

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What CAD/CAM/CAD ?CAD: Computer-Aided Design

CAM: Computer-Aided ManufacturingCAE: Computer-Aided Engineering

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CAD/CAM/CAE softwareCAD – 2D drafting

AutoCAD, TwinCAD, etc.CAD – Solid modeling

Solid Edge, SolidWorks, Mechanical Desktop(MDT), etc.

CAM SOLIDCAM, SURFCAM, MasterCAM,

SmartCAM, etc.CAE

ANSYS, ABAQUS, NASTRAN, ADAMS, MOLDFLOW, etc.

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MicroprocessorCPU for ComputersNo RAM, ROM, I/O on CPU chip itselfExample : Intel’s x86, Motorola’s 680x0

CPUGeneral-Purpose Micro-processor

RAM ROM I/O Port

TimerSerial COM Port

Data Bus

Address Bus

General-Purpose Microprocessor System

Many chips on mother’s board

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A smaller computerOn-chip RAM, ROM, I/O ports...Example : Motorola’s 6811, Intel’s

8051, Zilog’s Z8 and PIC 16X

RAM ROM

I/O Port

TimerSerial COM Port

Microcontroller

CPUA single chip

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Microprocessor CPU is stand-alone,

RAM, ROM, I/O, timer are separate

designer can decide on the amount of ROM, RAM and I/O ports.

expansiveversatility general-purpose

Microcontroller• CPU, RAM, ROM, I/O

and timer are all on a single chip

• fix amount of on-chip ROM, RAM, I/O ports

• for applications in which cost, power and space are critical

• single-purpose

Microprocessor vs. Microcontroller

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Sensors and ActuatorsSensor A device that converts an environmental

condition into an electrical signal.Actuator A device that converts a control signal

(usually electrical) into mechanical action (motion).

(Taken together, sensors, actuators, controllers, and power supply form

the basic elements of a control system.)

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Actuators-Motors

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The Following Special Formulation is Offered

Mechatronics studies synergistic fusion of precise

mechatronical units, electronic, electro technical and computer components

for the purpose of designing and manufacturing qualitatively new

modules, systems, machines and complexes of machines

with intellectual control of their functional movements

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Comments to the DefinitionMechatronics studies special conceptual approach to

construction of machines.The definition emphasizes synergetic character of

components’ integration in mechatronic objects. Integrated mechatronic components are always

chosen at the designing stage.Methods of parallel designing serve as

methodological basis for Mechatronic Systems (MS) development.

The main objects that mechatronics studies are mechatronic modules.

MS are intended to perform a set movement.In MS methods of advanced intelligent control are

used to secure high quality in performing precise movements.

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Principles of Construction MS

Generalized Scheme of Machine with Computer Control of Movement

The structure of a traditional machine

e.g.: cutting forces for machining processes, contact forces and moments of forces at assembly, reactive force of the liquid jet at hydraulic cutting

determ

non-determ

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Examples of Mechatronic Systems

clothes washer

computer disk drive

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Computer Control Device Basic FunctionsControl of mechanical movement process

on-line with current sensor data analysis.Arrangements to control MS functional

movements. Interaction with operator via human-

machine interface off-line and on-line interaction at the moment of MS movement.

Data exchange between peripheral devices, sensors and other devices of the system.

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The Core of Mechatronic Approach

At the stage of designing one interface, as a separate device, is excluded out of a traditional structure, but physical essence of transformation carried out by this module is kept.

in other words

It consists in integrating of components probably of different physical nature into a uniform functional module.

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Basic Advantages in Comparison with Traditional Means of Automation rather low cost;ability to perform complicated and precise

movements (of high quality);high reliability, durability and noise

immunity;constructive compactness of modules;improved overall dimension and dynamic

characteristics of machines;opportunity to rebuild functional modules

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Modern Trends of MS Development

Office equipment;Computer facilities;Photo and video

equipment;

Machine-tool construction and equipment for automation of technological processes;

Robotics;

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Modern Trends of MS Development

Aviation, space and military techniques;

Motor car constructor;

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Modern Trends of MS DevelopmentMicro machines;Control and measuring devices and

machines;Simulators for training of pilots and

operators;Show-industry;Non-conventional vehicles.

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Requirements of the World Market

in the Considered AreaStandard ISO 9000;Necessity for active introduction of forms and

methods of international engineering and putting new technologies into practice;

Increasing role of small and average industrial enterprises in economy owing to their ability to quick and flexible reaction to changing requirements of the market;

Intellectualization of mechanical movement control systems and technological functions of modern machines.

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Fundamental Problems Structural integration of mechanical,

electronic and information departments into a uniform creative staff;

Education and training of engineers specialized in mechatronics and managers able to organize integration and supervise work of strictly specialized experts with different qualifications;

Integration of information technologies from various scientific and technical fields into a uniform toolkit to provide computer support of mechatronic problems;

Standardization and unification of all used elements and processes at designing and manufacturing MS. [email protected]

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Levels of Mechatronic Systems’ Integration

conveyors, rotary tables,auxiliary manipulators

The First Level

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Levels of Mechatronic Systems’ Integration

operated power machines (turbines and generators),

machine tools and industrial robots with numerical program management

The Second Level

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Levels of Mechatronic Systems’ Integration

Synthesis of new precise, information and measuring high technologies gives a basis for designing and producing intellectual mechatronic modules and systems.

The Third Level

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Career Paths in Mechatronics mechatronics is seen as a prime career

path for mechanical engineers of the future;

mechanical engineers with a mechatronics background will have a better chance of becoming managers;

classically trained mechanical engineers will run the risk of being left out of the interesting work.

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Robot Platforms (1)

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Indoor Robots DLR Gripper NASA Mars Rover Asimo Humanoid

Outdoor Robots Robot Base Station KUKA Manipulator

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Thank You For Your Thank You For Your Attention!Attention!

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