2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.precisioneng.2011.05.006
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Experimental analysis and simulation of nonlinear microscopic behavior of ball screw mechanism for ultra-precision positioning

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“…The ball screw is a transmission device that converts linear motion into rotary motion or rotary motion into linear motion, and it has the advantages of high position accuracy, load capacity and fatigue life [1][2][3]. The dynamic characteristic of the feed system is the key factor to determine the machining accuracy of the workpiece and stability of the cutting process [4,5], and the nonlinear contact relationship between balls and raceways leads to the complexity and instability of the worktable vibration [6,7].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The ball screw is a transmission device that converts linear motion into rotary motion or rotary motion into linear motion, and it has the advantages of high position accuracy, load capacity and fatigue life [1][2][3]. The dynamic characteristic of the feed system is the key factor to determine the machining accuracy of the workpiece and stability of the cutting process [4,5], and the nonlinear contact relationship between balls and raceways leads to the complexity and instability of the worktable vibration [6,7].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With the rapid development of optical fabrication, the measurement of surface shape and roughness is required in many fields, including precision engineering [1], micro-manufacturing [2], quality testing and biotechnology [3], etc. Either the contact or non-contact methods can be applied to measure the microscopic surface information.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Although several means of precision positioning exist, many are either unsuitable or do not readily lend themselves to ultra-precision applications. A common method of positioning is the combination of ball screw with electric motor (Caracciolo and Richiedei, 2014; Fukada et al, 2011; Henke et al, 2015; Tarkowski et al, 2016; Tenzer and Mrad, 2004). While having the capacities of high stiffness, long range, large thrust, and wide speed range, ball screws suffer from lost motion and wind up (Henke et al, 2015; Tenzer and Mrad, 2004).…”
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confidence: 99%