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A new technique has been developed to electronically filter out the effects of line vibration when measuring wire and cable diameters. Combining digital signal processing, Fuzzy Logic, and statistical analysis in a real time optical gauge application, this non-contact method can be used to accurately measure drawn wire diameters at line speeds of 7000 feet/min or more, or soft coated wire without the need for mechanical contact guidance systems.
A new technique has been developed to electronically filter out the effects of line vibration when measuring wire and cable diameters. Combining digital signal processing, Fuzzy Logic, and statistical analysis in a real time optical gauge application, this non-contact method can be used to accurately measure drawn wire diameters at line speeds of 7000 feet/min or more, or soft coated wire without the need for mechanical contact guidance systems.
| Author(s) | Kurt A. Goszyk, Contrologic, Inc., USA. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Paper presented at WAI 63rd Annual Convention, Atlanta, GA USA. Paper published in Wire Journal International, November 1993, pg. 60. |
| Year | 1993 |
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