Electric Motor End-of-Line Quality Test - Eccentricity
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Test Object:
BLDC Motors -
Application Scenario:
End-of-Line Quality Test -
Challenges:
- On top of high speed fluctuations, no motor speed signal could be obtained from the test object.
- Scratching, beeping, clattering noises are masked by louder sounds, making it difficult to pick up by ear.
- Sound level meters and spectrum analyzers are also ineffective in this case.
- Additionally, the production pace is fast. Inline quality tests would have to be instantaneous to match.
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Method of Evaluation:
- The motor speed is obtained in real-time using automatic speed recognition algorithm.
- The system utilizes a smart denoising technology to extract pertinent abnormal features and to learn from them, thereby effectively identifying and intercepting faulty motors (Figure 2 and Figure 3).
- Real-time detection is achieved through optimized edge computing.

Figure 1: Real-time inspection of a BLDC motor

Figure 2: Successful identification of bearing defects by SigMA

Figure 3: Identification of an abnormal clattering sound (highlighted in orange)
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