Fast Positioning of Cutting Tool by a Voice Coil Actuator for Micro-Lens Fabrication

Fast Positioning of Cutting Tool by a Voice Coil Actuator for Micro-Lens Fabrication

This paper describes the design, characteristics evaluation and experiment of a fast tool positioning (FTP) unit driven by a voice coil actuator. Three types of springs for coupling the actuator and the cutting tool, are compared for displacement constant, stiffness, and dynamic response based resul...

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