Practical application of dynamic error budgetting

Control Electronics Manufacturing
Mikroniek 2010-5 by Thijs ten Dam and Robbert van der Kruk 8 April 2012

Dynamic error budgeting is a tool for designing high-precision systems. Its application, based on practical rules, to the specification and design of an accurate XY-? stage is presented. It was concluded that all specifications of the stage could be met using this method.

Download Mikroniek 2010-5
Back to overview

References

Mikroniek April 2026: Developments in…

The April issue of Mikroniek presents developments in dynamics. The main theme article introduces a bouncing stage concept that can circumvent actuator-force limits in precision positioning.

Read more
Young DSPE visits QED Technologies

The next Young DSPE company visit will take place at QED Technologies. Delft on Thursday 28th of May 2026.

Read more
Lunch lecture June hosted by…

The NASA IRTF Adaptive Secondary Mirror. Speaker: Arjo Bos, Senior Scientist & Expertise Lead Optomechanics

Read more
Intellectual property for engineers

Engineers working in high-tech solve complex technical problems every day. New algorithms, control strategies, hardware architectures, production methods and software tools are constantly being developed inside engineering teams.

Read more