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22 February 2022 Application of instantaneous phase detection technology based on laser displacement sensor in fault diagnosis of spur gear of rotation vector reducer
Lianghe Li, Kuosheng Jiang, Kaisong Wang, Zhongyuan Mao, Zaichuan Fan, Jiashu Hou
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Funded by: National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC)
Abstract

Aiming at the problem of a spur gear fault of the rotation vector (RV) reducer in industrial robots, an instantaneous phase detection technology based on eccentric modulation and laser displacement sensor is proposed. Taking the RV-20E reducer as the object, through the analysis of the RV reducer gear fault mechanism, an RV reducer fault diagnosis test bed is developed to simulate the actual operating conditions of the RV reducer of industrial robot. The instantaneous phase information of the RV reducer is collected, and the adaptive permutation entropy is used to process the instantaneous phase data, which can judge the gear fault type quickly and effectively. The test results show that the fault diagnosis test bench based on this detection technology can effectively and quantitatively judge the fault type of the spur gear of the RV reducer.

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Lianghe Li, Kuosheng Jiang, Kaisong Wang, Zhongyuan Mao, Zaichuan Fan, and Jiashu Hou "Application of instantaneous phase detection technology based on laser displacement sensor in fault diagnosis of spur gear of rotation vector reducer," Optical Engineering 61(6), 061411 (22 February 2022). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.OE.61.6.061411
Received: 3 December 2021; Accepted: 2 February 2022; Published: 22 February 2022
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KEYWORDS
Laser applications

Sensors

Phase shift keying

Teeth

Modulation

Optical engineering

Signal detection

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