Development and Characterization of Compliant FBG-Based, Shear and Normal Force Sensing Elements for Biomechanical Applications
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Abstract
This paper presents the development process and the evaluation of compliant Fiber Bragg Gratings (FBG) based, normal and shear force sensing elements for biomechanical measurements with their effective novel calibration methodology and preliminary experimental results. The sensing elements are intended for human machine interaction such as in transfemoral prosthetic interface. The sensing elements are designed to utilize the generated deflections due to the applied force to stretch the optical fiber when a normal or shear force is applied on the sensor's top surface. The performance of the sensor is evaluated through a series of experiments including both dynamic and static loading conditions. The experimental results show that the fabricated sensing elements have the ability to measure applied normal and shear force. Due to the deformable material used, the sensor exhibits slightly nonlinear behaviour between force and deformation. This has been addressed using a novel calibration procedure composed of a linear model to characterize the main sensor data and a nonlinear estimation model based on a nonlinear autoregressive exogenous (NARX) model to simultaneously estimate the errors from the input wavelength data in real-time. The results achieved from the proposed calibration method have revealed an improvement from an R-squared value of 93% to 100% when compared to a data obtained using a linear least squares method.
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