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Design Calculation of Micro-displacement Amplifier Mechanism Based on Bridge Flexure Hinge

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ADVANCES IN OPTICS MANUFACTURE
Volume 552, Issue -, Pages 554-559

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TRANS TECH PUBLICATIONS LTD
DOI: 10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.552.554

Keywords

Bridge flexure hinge; Piezoelectric ceramics; Flexibility; Cutting; Micro-displacement

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According to the microstructure characteristics of the optical components surface, the paper designs a bridge right-angle flexure hinge driven by a piezoelectric ceramic. It meets the driving micro-displacement magnification requirements and solves the coupling problem in work. Using the calculation formulas of statics and calculation formula of bending moment, the thesis explores the motion law of piezoelectric ceramics with 1KHZ excitation frequency. Through the exploration of the factors of bridge flexure hinge angle stiffness and tensile stiffness, the mathematical model of input displacement and output displacement is established. Studying the theory about the elimination of motion process coupling, it excavates the function relationships of flexure hinge angle and magnification. And the relationship is unearthed among driving force of piezoelectric ceramic, the flexure hinge stiffness, cutting force and mass of cutter system. The paper establishes their mathematical model between the above elements and the output micro-displacement, and the theoretical result is calculated by Matlab Finally, using Pro/Engineer 3D digital modeling and analysis of simulation results by Ansys, it is found that the error can be controlled in an acceptable range by comparing the theoretical results with simulation results. Through the above analysis, the theoretical design is found to be reliable and effective.

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