Displacement measurement of soft material indentation using light intensity / Mohd Nadzeri Omar and Mohd Hasnun Arif Hassan

This paper studies proof of concept in which soft material displacement during indentation is measured by a change in light intensity as the indenter is pushed into a soft material. The Light Dependent Resistor (LDR) sensor, which is embedded within a transparent hemispheric indenter, is used to mea...

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Main Authors: Omar, Mohd Nadzeri (Author), Hassan, Mohd Hasnun Arif (Author)
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Published: Universiti Teknologi MARA, 2022-01.
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520 |a This paper studies proof of concept in which soft material displacement during indentation is measured by a change in light intensity as the indenter is pushed into a soft material. The Light Dependent Resistor (LDR) sensor, which is embedded within a transparent hemispheric indenter, is used to measure the intensity of light while the indenter is on the surface and within the soft material. The change in light intensity contributes to a gradient that can be used to calculate the displacement of the soft material. The calculated difference in light intensity is converted into a displacement with the mean conversion factor obtained from the calibration equation. Measurements were carried out on three silicone samples with varying elastic properties over a range of different light intensities. By referring to linear regression and R-squared values, the proposed concept has high consistency in measuring the difference of light intensity for various materials at different initial light intensities with more than 95% of R-squared values. In addition, the mean of variance between measurements, reflecting repeatability, is within an outstanding 1.5%. In the meantime, the accuracy of the proposed concept tested concerning the actual displacement is less than 10% of the variation. With promising results, the proposed design can be applied as a standalone technology or as an extension to a hand-held soft material characterization device for further improvement. 
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