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대한기계학회 Journal of Mechanical Science and Technology KSME International Journal Vol.16 No.10
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2002.10
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1,222 - 1,228 (7page)

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This research is the development of a flexible tactile sensor array for service robots using PVDF(polyvinylidene fluoride) film for the detection of a contact state in real time. The prototype of the tactile sensor which has 8X8 array using PVDF film was fabricated. In the fabrication procedure, the electrode patterns and the common electrode of the thin conductive tape were attached to both sides of the 28μm thickness PVDF film using conductive adhesive. The sensor was covered with polyester film for insulation and attached to the rubber base for a stable structure. The proposed fabrication method is simple and easy to make the sensor. The sensor has the advantages in the implementing for practical applications because its structure is flexible and the shape of the each tactile element can be designed arbitrarily. The signals of a contact force to the tactile sensor were sensed and processed in the DSP system in which the signals are digitized and filtered. Finally, the signals were integrated for taking the force profile. The processed signals of the output of the sensor were visualized in a personal computer, and the shape and force distribution of the contact object were obtained. The reasonable perform­ance for the detection of the contact state was verified through the sensing examples.

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Abstract

1.Introduction

2.Structure of Sensor and Fabrication

3.Output Characteristics of Sensor

4.Signal Processing

5.Sensing Examples and Discussion

6.Conclusion

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