Linear Motor |
Linear motors have been widely used in lithography, which
are usually realized with optomechanical devices called a
wafer scanner. Linear motors can provide both large travel
range and precise motion. Nonlinear back lash and contact
friction effects are also avoided with direct drive linear
motors supported by air bearings or electromagnetic
levitation. In this paper, a linear motor using Halbach
magnet arrays are used. By using a Halbach magnetic
array, the magnetic flux on one side of the array is
reinforced while the flux is canceled on the other,
allowing for a stronger force for equal current compared
with a conventional north-south magnet array configuration.
Using Halbach linear motors, long range nano-precision
positioning have been designed and demonstrated with the
use of laser inteferometer feedback sensing.
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Researchers:
- Kevin Chu
- Yigang Wang
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Related
Publications:
- Yigang Wang, Kevin C. Chu and Tsu -Chin Tsao, "An
Analysis and Synthesis of Internal Model Principle Type
Controllers", Proceedings of American Control
Conference, St. Louis, Missouri, 2009.
- Yigang Wang, Kevin C. Chu and Tsu -Chin Tsao,
"Adaptive Rejection of Stochastic and Deterministic
Sinusoidal Disturbances with Unknown Frequency",
Proceedings of American Control Conference, St. Louis,
Missouri, 2009.
- Yigang Wang, Kevin C. Chu and Tsu -Chin Tsao,
"Analysis and Control of Linear Motor for
Nanopositioning", ASME Dynamic Systems and Control
Conference and Bath/ASME Symposium on Fluid Power &
Motion Control Theme: System Engineering, Hollywood,
California, 2009.
- Yigang Wang, Kevin C. Chu and Tsu -Chin Tsao,
"Adaptive Control for Deterministic Trajectory Tracking
and Random Disturbance Rejection with Application to
Nano Precision Positioning of a Halbach Linear Motor",
ASME Dynamic Systems and Control Conference and
Bath/ASME Symposium on Fluid Power & Motion Control
Theme: System Engineering, Hollywood, California,
2009.
- Kevin C. Chu and Tsu-Chin Tsao, "Enhancing Transient
Response of Asymptotic Regulation with Disturbance
Onset", Proceedings of American Control Conference, San
Francisco, CA, 2011.
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