Linear encoders are widely used in industry particularly for machine tools. Their performance may suffer thermal and mechanical instability. This paper presents a technique to stabilise the performance over time by recovering to a reference state. It is based on the simultaneous readings of two heads separated by an invariant spacer. It requires off-the-shelf components only and is widely applicable in industry. Experimental results in the field and in lab show excellent error recovery even in the presence of highly nonlinear errors.
Redundancy-enabled stabilisation of linear encoder performance: The biSLIDER / Balsamo, Alessandro; Francese, Claudio; Ottone, Renato; Piccato, Aline. - In: CIRP ANNALS. - ISSN 0007-8506. - 67:1(2018), pp. 531-534. [10.1016/j.cirp.2018.04.004]
Redundancy-enabled stabilisation of linear encoder performance: The biSLIDER
Balsamo, Alessandro
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;Piccato, AlineMembro del Collaboration Group
2018
Abstract
Linear encoders are widely used in industry particularly for machine tools. Their performance may suffer thermal and mechanical instability. This paper presents a technique to stabilise the performance over time by recovering to a reference state. It is based on the simultaneous readings of two heads separated by an invariant spacer. It requires off-the-shelf components only and is widely applicable in industry. Experimental results in the field and in lab show excellent error recovery even in the presence of highly nonlinear errors.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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