PZT 구동기를 이용한 지렁이 이동방식의 캡슐형 내시경용 마이크로 로봇

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An Earthworm-Like Locomotive Mechanism for Capsule Endoscopes Using PZT Actuator
Authors
지창열윤석진박장현박석호김병규
Issue Date
2006-01
Publisher
대한기계학회
Citation
대한기계학회논문집 A, v.30, no.1, pp.84 - 89
Abstract
A wireless capsule endoscope has been developed to replace the conventional endoscope. However, the commercialized capsule endoscope moves passively by peristaltic waves, which has some limitations for doctors to diagnose more thoroughly and actively. In order to solve this problem, a locomotive mechanism is proposed for wireless capsule endoscopes. Based on the tests of various actuators, a piezo actuator is selected as a micro actuator for capsule endoscope. In general, piezo actuators are known to have limited displacement with high voltage supply. In order to overcome the limitation of common piezo actuator, the impact based piezo actuator, is developed to realize long stroke up 11mm. By using the impact based piezo actuator, a prototype of an earthworm-like locomotive mechanism was developed. In addition, the proposed locomotive mechanism has engraved clamps mimicked the claw of an insect. The earthworm-like locomotive mechanism has 15 mm in diameter and 30mm under retraction stage and 41 mm under elongation stage in total length. Hollow space is allocated to comprise essential endoscope components such as a camera, a communication module, bio sensors, and a battery. For the feasibility test of proposed locomotive mechanism, a series of experiments were carried out including in-vitro tests. Based on results of the experiments, we conclude that the proposed locomotive mechanism is effective to be used for micro capsule endoscopes.
Keywords
Capsule Endoscope(캡슐형내시경); Earthworm-Like Locomotive Mechanism(지렁이모사 이동 메카니즘); Impact Based Piezo Actuator(임팩트 방식의 압전 구동기)
ISSN
1226-4873
URI
https://pubs.kist.re.kr/handle/201004/135835
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