Sliding system with onboard moving-coil linear motor
AssigneeNippon Thompson Co., Ltd.
InventorsEiji Ida, Satoshi Sasaki
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AssigneeNippon Thompson Co., Ltd.
InventorsEiji Ida, Satoshi Sasaki
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A sliding system with onboard moving-coil linear motor is disclosed in which an armature assembly is a printed-circuit board, armature windings of flat configuration and coil stay having a stay and any number of cores made integral with the stay. The armature assembly is held by virtue of the stay at a preselected location inside an interval defined between field magnet arrays and, therefore, is small and compact in height in transverse section. A bed formed in an angled hook-like configuration in a transverse section contributes to shrinkage of the sliding system in either of height and width in transverse section or most compactness of the sliding system in transverse dimension. Moreover, the bed can be selected in length at discretion according to the purpose of usage to provide any desirable stroke length for a single table of a preselected length, getting the sliding system convenient for usage.
A sliding system with onboard moving-coil linear motor, comprising an elongated bed functioning as a magnet yoke, a table movable for reciprocating motion in a lengthwise direction of the elongated bed by virtue of a linear motion guide unit, a pair of field magnet arrays lying inside surfaces of the magnet yoke opposite to one another, the paired field magnet arrays having magnetic poles which are laid on the inside surfaces of the magnet yoke in a way unlike magnetic poles are juxtaposed alternately in polarity in the lengthwise direction of the elongated bed and also any one magnetic pole on one inside surface of the magnet yoke confronts unlike magnetic pole on the other surface of the magnet yoke, and an armature assembly having armature windings carried on the table to hold a location lying in an interval defined between the field magnet arrays so that a current in the armature windings interacts electromagnetically with a field flux created by the field magnet arrays to force the table moving relatively to the bed;
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