The impact source identification system consists of a ceramic plate [17, 18] as shown in Figure 2. The two sensors, sensor A and sensor B, are positioned on two sides of the ceramic plate which sense the acoustic emissions from submicron cracking caused by the hitting pressure. These sensors read the waveforms when the plate is hit by the source. The data acquisition system (DAS) extracts data from these waveforms. The location being hit on the plate affects the decision of impact source identification, so it has 16 parts where the source can be hit. These parts are labeled P00 to P33 as seen in Figure 2. The accuracy of the identification of the source of impact depends on the part number being hit by a source.
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CDISI system technology schematic can be seen in Figure 9(a), which represents the design in terms of logic elements optimized to the target device. Figure 9(b) shows the detailed system register transfer level (RTL) schematic of the proposed CDISI system. RTL schematic view symbolizes design in terms of macro blocks. Each macro block has combinatorial logic mapping onto elementary logic function gates. Figure 10(a) shows the output HDL log of the software simulation using SynaptiCAD software of the CDISI system developed. Some sample results can be observed here in Figure 10(a) for a set of input parameters. Figure 10(b) shows the waveform simulation for the CDISI system. Table 8 shows the analysis of CDISI system implementation device usage. It can be seen in Table 8 that LUT (Lookup Table) utilization is 1%. Slice, an elementary programmable logic block which includes two 4-input LUTs, two multiplexers, arithmetic logic unit, and two 1-bit registers, has the utilization of 1%. Thus Table 8 illustrates minimal device usage by the CDISI system.
CDISI System supports an automated and integrated approach towards crack detection and the impact source identification in ceramic plates. This integrated approach consists of CDISI fuzzy inference system and the CDISI field-programmable gate array (FPGA) implementation as shown in Figure 11. The test circuit discussed in Section 2 generates waveforms which can be displayed on an oscilloscope. The test circuit results are further used to extract the data which proceed as input for the CDISI System. The CDISI fuzzy inference system generates the result Pltstatus, ImpactSource. CDISI field-programmable gate array (FPGA) implementation utilizes and implements the rule base from fuzzy inference system. 2ff7e9595c
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