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Transverse flux circumferential induction method as a driving principle of the contact-free revolving stage  

Kim, Hyo-Jun (삼척대학교 기계공학과)
Jung, Kwang-Suk (충주대학교 기계공학과)
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Journal of the Korean Society for Precision Engineering / v.22, no.10, 2005 , pp. 72-79 More about this Journal
Abstract
Compared with linear induction principle, the transverse flux circumferential induction principle is suggested as a driving mechanism of the revolving stage, which can rotate contactlessly without any supporting structure. The stage realizes the integrated motion of levitation, rotation, and planar perturbation, using the two-axis forces, normally directed force of the air-gap and tangential force, of the induction drivers mounted on the stator uniformly. In this paper, the force generating mechanism of the stage is described in detail. First, the various core shapes generating the transverse flux are analyzed to guarantee the proper thrust force. And the vector force intensity of the circumferential induction driver constituting the stage is compared with that of the linear induction driver. Especially it is shown that the magnetic force of the suggested system can be modeled with the linear equivalent model, including the test verification.
Keywords
Electromagnetic analysis; Integrated driver; Revolving stage; Transverse flux circumferential induction principle;
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