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1. Keeping gantries on the straight and narrow: economical misalignment-compensation techniques prevent bearing overload and premature gantry failure

Author

Eidelberg, Boaz, Pilock, Thomas, and Haran, Patrick

Subjects
Business, Engineering and manufacturing industries, Metals, metalworking and machinery industries
Abstract

Gantry systems, sometimes referred to as Cartesian robots, are ideal positioning systems for automated transfer lines. In this type of manufacturing process, a continuous or indexing conveyor transfers parts from [...]

Published
2015

2. Motion design gets help from the cloud: cloud-based applications help analyze high performance in positioning systems

Author

Eidelberg, Boaz

Subjects
Parker Hannifin Corp., Pumping machinery industry, Business, Engineering and manufacturing industries, Metals, metalworking and machinery industries, MathCAD (Statistical/mathematical software)
Abstract

Many positioning stages used in process applications--such as semiconductor manufacturing, microelectronic assembly, lab automation, and light machining--are characterized by attributes such as light inertial loads, short travel, small footprints, and [...]

Published
2012

3. Design for constant velocity: a few mathematical tools can help guide the way toward defeating wobble, jitter, cogging, and similar effects that can prevent positioning systems from working smoothly

Author

Eidelberg, Boaz

Subjects
Business, Engineering and manufacturing industries, Metals, metalworking and machinery industries, MathCAD (Statistical/mathematical software)
Abstract

Take the covers off such precision equipment as inkjet printers, scribers, and scanning microscopes, and you'll likely find a finely tuned positioning system. It is paramount that the positioning mechanics [...]

Published
2011

4. Constant velocity in positioning systems: smooth motion is key to precision; Here are some tips on how to get it

Author

Eidelberg, Boaz and Falco, Charlie

Subjects
Speed -- Measurement, Electronics in navigation -- Technology application, Technology application, Business, Engineering and manufacturing industries, Metals, metalworking and machinery industries
Abstract

Precision-positioning systems used for metrology, inspection, printing, DNA as-saying, and laser machining are typified by a need for smooth motion and constant velocity. For example, a camera uses edge contrast [...]

Published
2004

5. How to analyze Positioning Systems: Integrated motion analysis tool uses simple spreadsheet software to link discrete component parameters with overall system performance. (Motion Control)

Author

Eidelberg, Boaz

Subjects
Computer software industry -- Product information
Abstract

The physics of positioning systems relate the parameters of motion control components to the overall system performance. While the relationships obey, in general, known kinematics, dynamics, and structural equations, they […]

Published
2002

6. Linear motors: the future of high-performance machine tools

Author

Czajkowski, Stephen, Eidelberg, Boaz, Heinemann, Gerhard, and Stollberger, Chris

Subjects
Anorad Corp. -- Research -- Product development, Siemens Energy & Automation Inc. -- Research -- Product development, Linear electric motors -- Product development -- Research, Machine-tools -- Product development -- Research, Tool industry -- Research -- Product development, Machinists' tools -- Product development -- Research, Business, Metals, metalworking and machinery industries
Abstract

Siemens and Anorad Corp. join forces to optimize machine-tool performance using high-force linear motors. High-performance linear motors give machine tools exceptionally smooth motion, high accuracy, and high force in all [...]

Published
1996

7. Linear motors pass the ruggedness test

Author

Eidelberg, Boaz

Subjects
Industrial equipment -- Equipment and supplies, Actuators -- Evaluation, Business, Engineering and manufacturing industries, Metals, metalworking and machinery industries
Abstract

The installation of linear motors in industrial machinery provides numerous advantages compared to the use of ball screw actuators. Linear motors are composed of two parts while ball screw drives have 17 separate parts. Moreover, tests revealed that linear motors' performance are superior as far as frequency responses, acceleration and deceleration, and velocity times are concerned. These motors are also capable of handling shocks due to hard stops., The new formula for high-performance motion control links lightweight machines with stiff linear motors. Linear motors virtually eliminate backlash, friction, and jitter in systems combining high speed and accuracy. Though [...]

Published
1996

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