Suspension for an iron-core, high-torque motor: Large-stroke, flexure based

Mark  Naves; Marijn  Nijenhuis; Wouter Hakvoort; Dannis Michel Brouwer

Suspension for an iron-core, high-torque motor: Large-stroke, flexure based

Mark Naves^*, Marijn Nijenhuis, Wouter Hakvoort, Dannis Michel Brouwer

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The design of a flexure-based suspension for a high-torque, iron-core directdrive motor is presented. Over the full, large range of motion, the design provides the high radial stiffness (> 1,000 N/mm) required for resisting the high magnetic forces from the permanent magnets and iron core. Furthermore, it maintains a constant position of the pivot axis within 0.1 mm, to meet alignment tolerances. A prototype was realised and experimental validations have confirmed its high radial stiffness and applicability for iron-core torque motors.

Original language	English
Article number	6
Pages (from-to)	24-28
Journal	Mikroniek
Volume	59
Issue number	6
Publication status	Published - Dec 2019

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