Assembly and metrology of NIF target subassemblies using robotic systems

查看全文 作　　者：K.-[1]J.Boehm;[1]N.Alexander;[1]J.Anderson;[1]L.Carlson;[1]M.Farrell

机构地区：[1]General Atomics,P.O.Box 85608,San Diego,CA 92186-5608,USA

出　　处：《High Power Laser Science and Engineering》索引2017年第5卷第4期,共6页

基　　金：the auspices of the U.S.Department of Energy by General Atomics under Contract DE-NA0001808;General Atomics IR&D Funds 摘　　要：With European Laser Facilities such as the Extreme Light Infrastructure(ELI) and the Helmholtz International Beamline for Extreme Fields(HIBEF) scheduled to come online within the next couple of years, General Atomics, as a major supplier of targets and target components for the High Energy Density Physics community in the United States, is gearing up to meet their demand for large numbers of low cost targets. Using the production of a subassembly for the National Ignition Facility's fusion targets as an example, we demonstrate that through automation of assembly tasks, the design of targets and their experimental setup can be fairly complex while keeping the assembly time and cost as a minimum.A six-axis Mitsubishi robot is used in combination with vision feedback and a force–torque sensor to assemble target subassemblies of different scales and designs with minimal change of tooling, allowing for design flexibility and short assembly setup times. Implementing automated measurement routines on a Nikon NEXIV microscope further reduces the effort required for target metrology, while electronic data collection and transfer complete a streamlined target production operation that can be adapted to a large variety of target designs. 关键词：ASSEMBLY AUTOMATION HOHLRAUM ROBOTICS TARGET

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