Modeling and design of a sensor for two dimensional linear motors

This paper presents the design, fabrication, and evaluation of an inductive position sensor for a two dimensional linear motor. The working principle and basic components of the sensor are described. A description of the model used to simulate the dynamics and investigate the effects of various design parameters is also presented. The result is a prototype sensor with a resolution of 4 microns.

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