Design and production of a charge couple device (CCD) camera holder for a traverse system using additive manufacturing method

Che Sukri, Muhammad Syamil (2022) Design and production of a charge couple device (CCD) camera holder for a traverse system using additive manufacturing method. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

A Charge Couple Device (CCD) camera is the most often utilised application in particle image velocimetry (PIV) systems since it is used for measuring. Errors are caused by both computational and environmental causes. Without a suitable camera holder, the camera can easily be tilted, resulting in incorrect flow speeds. When using a camera tripod manually, it's difficult to calibrate the camera position accurately and precisely. As a result, using the manufacturing additives approach to prototype the camera holder is necessary to ensure that the CCD camera can be held appropriately. Additionally, Auto Cad software was utilised to create the design for the camera holder. It is an excellent approach to locate the correct design concept to use the pugh technique as a procedure to perform the design selection process. As a result, the camera holder is expected to be able to firmly hold the camera while also being placed on an aluminium profile to allow for camera movement. Finally, the camera holder's specifications must match the true dimensions of the 76mm (W) x 76mm (H) x 54.6mm (L) ccd camera in order to hold it properly.

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