Abstract
AbstractWith the rapid development of micromachining technology, the feature size of object parts becomes smaller whilst the required tolerance accuracy becomes higher. The geometry of these micro‐parts must be critically verified at sub‐micrometer or even nanometer accuracy in three dimensions to guarantee machining quality, such as the cylindrical parts. Therefore, the method for estimating roundness error plays an increasingly important role in machining. This paper focuses on the roundness estimation based on the minimum zone circle method in a Cartesian coordinate system. An asymptotic search method is also proposed to obtain the coordinates of the concentric centre of the minimum zone circle model and to calculate the roundness error. Comparison and simulation experiments are also conducted to test the performance of the proposed method. The results demonstrate that the proposed method is effective, reliable and can meet the requirements for roundness estimation.
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