论文信息 - Design strategy for precision engineering: second-order phenomena

Design strategy for precision engineering: second-order phenomena

To obtain higher precision and accuracy in mechanical systems, a design strategy is presented in this paper including both mechanical and servo-control design methodologies to ensure higher controllability and compensation of errors due to non-modelled phenomena. Examples of physical phenomena and modelling problems that may affect the accuracy at the second order are also presented.

Samir Mekid

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