Design, Analysis and Testing of a Mirco/Nano-Transmission Platform

Chao Lin; Song Song Yu; Kai Cheng; Gui Bao Tao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.86.357

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Design, Analysis and Testing of a Mirco/Nano-Transmission Platform

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On the basis of geometrical characteristic of the mirco/nano-transmission platform(MNTP), its kinematics model and input/output motion are established by the theory of coordinate transformation. The stiffness model was derived using elasto-dynamics and Lagrange equation. In terms of ANSYS, the output displacement and stiffness of different degrees of freedom(DOF) was simulated. Actual output displacement about x axis and stiffness along z axis were obtained by experimental testing, the results of them obtained by theoretical computation, ANSYS simulation and testing were compared. A good agreement was achieved, which shows that the kinematics model, stiffness model, the design principle and experiments of the MNTP are correct.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 86)

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Chao Lin, Song Song Yu, Kai Cheng, Gui Bao Tao

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ANSYS, Flexible Hinge, Mirco/Nano-Transmission Platform, Piezo-Actuator

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