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Design and analysis of a novel rotary-linear motor with voice coil structure

Authors
Xing, F.Kwon, B.
Issue Date
2018
Publisher
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc.
Citation
2018 IEEE International Magnetic Conference, INTERMAG 2018
Indexed
SCOPUS
Journal Title
2018 IEEE International Magnetic Conference, INTERMAG 2018
URI
https://scholarworks.bwise.kr/erica/handle/2021.sw.erica/7967
DOI
10.1109/INTMAG.2018.8508668
ISSN
0000-0000
Abstract
With the greatly development of the industry, such as the field of integrated circuit and high-precision robot arm, they always require multidimensional complex movements and posture adjustments. Therefore, the multi-degree-of-freedom motion platform is among the most important research topics to advance precision machining. As one of them, the rotary-linear motors have the advantages of two degree-of-freedom motions and simple structures, which can facilitate high performance [1], [2]. However, the conventional rotary-linear motor has the disadvantages of low acceleration, big size, no-smooth force, slow actuation and so on. Therefore, a novel type of rotary linear motor overcoming these disadvantages with high controllability is an increasing necessity. In this paper, a rotary-linear motor combined the SPM motor and the voice coil motor [3] structure (RL-SVCM) is proposed here to achieve rotary and linear motion independently and fully decoupling control with smooth linear force. Furthermore, the voice coil structure of the mover allows the motor to provide a high acceleration and quick response. Especially, the novel unique structure in the linear motion part can make the linear force approaching constant value, which proves a big convenience for the control of the voice coil motor. This motor features a small size, which makes the motor especially suitable for PCB drilling, pick-and place systems, tooling machine, precision operated robot arm and so on. © 2018 IEEE.
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