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High performance positioning system

A high performance positioning system (HPPS) is a type of positioning system consisting of a piece of electromechanics equipment (e.g. an assembly of linear stages and rotary stages) that is capable of moving an object in a three-dimensional space within a work envelope. Positioning could be done point to point or along a desired path of motion. Position…

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floor vibrationinstance ofFor higher frequency disturbances0.80text
acoustic noiseinstance ofFor higher frequency disturbances0.80text
motor cogginginstance ofFor higher frequency disturbances0.80text
bearing jitterinstance ofFor higher frequency disturbances0.80text
cable carrier rattlinginstance ofFor higher frequency disturbances0.80text
HPPS may employ structural composite materials for dampinginstance ofFor higher frequency disturbances0.80text
isolation mounts for vibration attenuationinstance ofFor higher frequency disturbances0.80text
Applied Materialsinstance ofInitially HPPS were used for high precision manufacturing processes in semiconductor applications0.80text
PCB Inspection Orbotechinstance ofInitially HPPS were used for high precision manufacturing processes in semiconductor applications0.80text
High Velocity Machine Tool Fordinstance ofInitially HPPS were used for high precision manufacturing processes in semiconductor applications0.80text
in Dieinstance ofpositioning systems to mount integrated circuit chips on printed circuit boards.Optics - Stereo microscopes use linear motor positioning stages for high smoothness of motion dur…0.80text
MATLABinstance ofusing analysis tools0.80text

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