Abstract
This study deals with the micro v-grooving of a single crystal diamond tool that is implemented on a 3-axis micro-stage. A method for monitoring the machining conditions is investigated using acoustic emission (AE) signals and cutting force signals in the micro-grooving. The AE signals and machined surface profiles are obtained under various machining conditions. The signals are acquired from an AE sensor that is attached to the tool holder and are investigated to identify the correlation with the machined surface profiles. It is found that the AE signal is an effective parameter for monitoring the texture of the machined surface.
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