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Automatisation d’une bobineuse de laboratoire – guidage latéral du fil

2015
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La réalisation d’un bobinage intervient souvent dans la phase de prototypage d’un projet. Le laboratoire possède déjà une machine qui permet de faire une bobine. Cette dernière est composée d’une pédale qui actionne un mandrin et compte le nombre de rotations. Toutefois, une telle machine force l’utilisateur à rester derrière la machine et de tenir le fil pour que la disposition latérale de ce dernier soit adéquate. Le but de ce projet est de développer une bobineuse à avance automatique ainsi qu’une interface utilisateur pour simplifier la fabrication des bobines.

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