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| Q:How to choose a multi-degree-of-freedom motion platform? A: First, clarify the type of platform needed (degrees of freedom, simulation platform, positioning platform, swing platform, vibration platform, etc.). Next, determine the platform's payload, followed by size requirements, and finally, specify the platform's attitude data. Q:What is the repeatability of a multi-degree-of-freedom motion platform? A: Customization is done based on requirements. High-precision requirements generally belong to precision positioning platforms. Platforms with light loads and small volumes can achieve a repeatability of ±0.003mm. Q:What is the resolution of a multi-degree-of-freedom motion platform? A: Customization is done based on requirements. High-precision requirements generally belong to precision positioning platforms. Platforms with light loads and small volumes can achieve a repeatability resolution of 0.01mm, and after configuring sensors, accuracy can reach 0.001mm or higher for special requirements. Q:Does a multi-degree-of-freedom motion platform require maintenance? How to maintain it? A: Multi-degree-of-freedom motion platforms rarely require maintenance. After long periods of operation, they only need to be lubricated with a small amount of grease. Q:What is the maximum effective load that a multi-degree-of-freedom motion platform can handle? A: Standard platforms can handle loads of around 100 tons. For non-standard platforms, specific parameters need to be confirmed, and calculations and simulations are required for verification. Q:What is the maximum angular position that a multi-degree-of-freedom motion platform can achieve? A: The pitch and tilt angles of a conventional platform are within 35 degrees. Depending on the specific situation, these angles can be increased, but it is not recommended to exceed 40 degrees. The yaw angle can be larger but should preferably not exceed 45 degrees. |
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