Title :
Dual drive coils design for a long stroke electromagnetically actuated micro-positioning system
Author :
Khan, Muneeb Ullah ; Prelle, Christine ; Lamarque, Frederic ; Buttgenbach, Stephanus
Author_Institution :
Roberval Lab., Sorbonne Univ., Compiegne, France
Abstract :
In this paper, a parallel kinematic based electromagnetically actuated planar micro-positioning system is presented. The system is driven with four orthogonally assembled linear electromagnetic actuators. Each actuator consist of a set of permanent magnets assembled together in North-south configuration to realize a permanent magnet array. This assembly approach of the permanent magnets opens the possibility to utilize a set of top and bottom drive coils to enhance generated electromagnetic forces during motion. The micro-positioning system design proposed in this paper is able to deliver millimeter level strokes within an aperture of 30mm×30mm within its compact footprint size of 80mm×80 mm. Moreover, the dual drive coil design of the positioning system increase the magnitude of the generated electromagnetic forces by 50%. This increase in the electromagnetic forces augment the load carrying capacity of the MPS by 45.5%. The MPS prototype has been experimentally tested via open loop control to evaluate its motion performance.
Keywords :
electromagnetic actuators; micropositioning; motion control; open loop systems; position control; MPS; compact footprint size; dual drive coils design; electromagnetic forces; long stroke electromagnetically actuated micropositioning system; micropositioning system design; motion performance; north-south configuration; open loop control; orthogonally assembled linear electromagnetic actuators; parallel kinematic based electromagnetically actuated planar micropositioning system; permanent magnet array; permanent magnets; Analytical models; Coils; Electromagnetic forces; Friction; Magnetic levitation; Mobile communication;
Conference_Titel :
Advanced Intelligent Mechatronics (AIM), 2015 IEEE International Conference on
DOI :
10.1109/AIM.2015.7222643