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WHITE PAPER: Advances in Precision Motion Control - Part I = Piezo Flexure Mechanisms, Part II = Air Bearings (6/5/2018)

WHITE PAPER: Advances in Precision Motion Control - Part I = Piezo Flexure Mechanisms, Part II = Air Bearings

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Tuesday, June 5, 2018

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Advances in Precision Motion Control - Part I = Piezo Flexure Mechanisms, Part II = Air Bearings

Piezo flexure nanopositioners and air bearings are on the leading edge of precision motion control. Whether it’s the precision, speed, and force of an electro-ceramic piezo actuator or the vibration-free frictionless motion, geometric performance and repeatability of an air bearing, advances are being made in the functionality as well as in the applications use for both types of systems.

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