EVENT 19 July 2021

DSPE Lunch lecture hosted by Nobleo Technology September 6

Direct drive or Indirect? That’s the question. The lecture will be given by Niels Koenraad, Nobleo Technology.   Typical struggles in actuator selection are to balance upsides, such as high...


About this event

Direct drive or Indirect? That’s the question.

The lecture will be given by Niels Koenraad, Nobleo Technology.

 

Typical struggles in actuator selection are to balance upsides, such as high force, with the downsides of additional mass, volume and availability. Adding a transmission has its own downsides, such as friction, backlash and hysteresis. But what if a gear ratio can be created with the aid of flexure mechanics, eliminating all these downsides? How does one deal with the parasitic movements, the own guiding stiffness, dynamics and motor choice in a static use case? In this presentation, a pragmatic implementation is presented of an (in)direct-drive actuator that is self-guided and compliant in multiple passive directions to be used in a steady-state multi-axis kinematically coupled system.

We will start at 12:02pm on September 6.

Please send an email to info@dspe.nl if you are interested in this Lunch lecture.


6 September 2021


The Netherlands

Digital


References

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References

Lunch lecture October hosted by…

Design strategies for large range flexure mechanisms

Read more
Sustainability – ASML adopts a…

ASML has established the House of Re-use. To contribute to a circular economy model, fewer new parts are designed and the re-use of used parts is increased with a goal of more than 95 percent of re-used parts in 2025.

Read more
Preserving precision in PEEK printing

Bond3D’s unique 3D-printing technology has vastly expanded the application scope of PEEK.

Read more