Journal of Research Institute of Science and Technology, College of Science and Technology, Nihon University
Online ISSN : 2185-4181
Print ISSN : 1884-8702
ISSN-L : 1884-8702
Volume 2018, Issue 143
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ORIGINAL PAPER
  • Yoshiki TOKIEDA, Hiroaki YOSHIDA
    2018 Volume 2018 Issue 143 Pages 143_1-143_7
    Published: 2018
    Released on J-STAGE: January 24, 2019
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    Intuitive operation is difficult for a multi - degree of freedom manipulator. An operator needs a long time to obtain complicated operating methods. Same configuration master slave system is employed for intuitive operation. However, this same configuration system forces heavy load on the operator in repetitious operation. Different configuration master slave system can avoid this problem. Then, we propose different configuration master slave manipulator system for intuitive operation. Operator enable intuitive operation that speed control of end-effecor by master unit. The equation of motion of the manipulator includes a nonlinear terms. These nonlinear terms make it difficult to construct a stable control law. In this paper, we propose a method to remove nonlinear terms of motion equations using Dynamic Inversion. The controller can be systematically and easily designed by using the Dynamic Inversion. This paper shows the effect of Dynamic Inversion and experimental results of speed input to the end effector.
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COMPREHENSIVE PAPER
  • Kaoru SUZUKI, Satoshi KURUMI, Takashi KAIDO, Mitsuhiro SHIONO, Hikaru ...
    2018 Volume 2018 Issue 143 Pages 143_8-143_19
    Published: 2018
    Released on J-STAGE: January 24, 2019
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    We introduced the growth technique of fine bubbles by piezo nozzles vibration which had a micro size hole in plate or needle. The hole of piezo nozzles were fabricated by YAG laser etching and focused ion beam deposition. This nozzle dipped in the pure water and produced the gas pressure. In this experiment, we observed the bubble growth status from piezo nozzle when this nozzle was applied voltage to the vibration. The experiment results showed that there are two kind of bubble growth condition. In case of pressing the gasses which range from 10 kPa to 100 kPa, a few hundred micro size bubbles were growth from piezo nozzle continuously and applied the voltage to piezo nozzle, it was not show the any change for growth bubbles. In other case, low pressure which amount under the 5 kPa, it was not observed the bubbles. However, when we applied the voltage and frequency to this piezo nozzle, fine bubbles were appeared and had any relationships between fine bubbles size and any conditions. These results indicated that the fine bubbles growth condition was cased from piezo vibration mode which was flex vibration. For dissolving much oxygen concentration in water, we consider a method using ultrasound to finely disperse and dissolve a supplied gas. In addition, we investigated the use of a coaxial dielectric barrier discharge plasma actuator at a nozzle exit for jet of electrical-charged fine bubbles.
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