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Robot Mechanisms and Mechanical Devices Illustrated - Profe Saul

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Contents<br />

Commutation 34<br />

Installation of Linear Motors 35<br />

Advantages of Linear vs. Rotary Servomotors 36<br />

Coil Assembly Heat Dissipation 37<br />

Stepper Motors 37<br />

Permanent-Magnet (PM) Stepper Motors 38<br />

Variable Reluctance Stepper Motors 38<br />

Hybrid Stepper Motors 38<br />

Stepper Motor Applications 40<br />

DC <strong>and</strong> AC Motor Linear Actuators 41<br />

Stepper-Motor Based Linear Actuators 42<br />

Servosystem Feedback Sensors 43<br />

Rotary Encoders 43<br />

Incremental Encoders 44<br />

Absolute Encoders 46<br />

Linear Encoders 47<br />

Magnetic Encoders 48<br />

Resolvers 49<br />

Tachometers 51<br />

Linear Variable Differential Transformers (LVDTs) 53<br />

Linear Velocity Transducers (LVTs) 55<br />

Angular Displacement Transducers (ATDs) 55<br />

Inductosyns 57<br />

Laser Interferometers 57<br />

Precision Multiturn Potentiometers 59<br />

Solenoids <strong>and</strong> Their Applications 60<br />

Solenoids: An Economical Choice for Linear or Rotary Motion 60<br />

Technical Considerations 62<br />

Open-Frame Solenoids 63<br />

C-Frame Solenoids 63<br />

Box-Frame Solenoids 63<br />

Tubular Solenoids 64<br />

Rotary Solenoids 64<br />

Rotary Actuators 66<br />

Actuator Count 67<br />

Debugging 67<br />

Reliability 68<br />

Cost 68<br />

Chapter 2 Indirect Power Transfer <strong>Devices</strong> 69<br />

Belts 72

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