2016
DOI: 10.1299/mej.16-00068
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Modeling of ball screw driven stage for drilling machines with lumped parameter system model and FEM model

Abstract: In this study, a method of modeling the frequency characteristic of a ball-screw-driven stage in a design phase is proposed, targeting a printed-circuit-board drilling machine. A ball-screw driven stage is widely used as a precise positioning mechanism mounted in inspection devices or manufacturing equipment. When a controller of the stage is being designed, the frequency response of the stage is needed first, and it is generally measured with actual stage equipment. Therefore, the positioning performance of t… Show more

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“…Therefore, in order to analyze the vibration response of a cutting system accurately and quickly, analytical methods have gradually become one of the main research approaches in recent years. They mainly include two aspects: one is to simplify the cutter into a lumped-parameter system [ 16 ]; the other is a continuous system [ 17 ]. The lumped-parameter system is composed of mass points connected by springs and dampers, and the parameters of the system are discrete sets with a finite element.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, in order to analyze the vibration response of a cutting system accurately and quickly, analytical methods have gradually become one of the main research approaches in recent years. They mainly include two aspects: one is to simplify the cutter into a lumped-parameter system [ 16 ]; the other is a continuous system [ 17 ]. The lumped-parameter system is composed of mass points connected by springs and dampers, and the parameters of the system are discrete sets with a finite element.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%