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    PREPARED BY:-KAPIL KUMARROLL NO:-2708511,8TH SEM

    BRANCH:-EEEJCDM COLLEGE OF ENGG.,SIRSA

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    1. INTRODUCTION2. PIEZOELECTRIC NOTION

    3. PIEZOELCRIC MOTOR NOTION

    4. BASIC PRINCIPLE

    5. CONSTRUCTION6. TYPES

    7. MAJOR APPLICATION

    8. MERITS AND DEMERITS

    9. CONLUSION10. REFERENCE

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    INTRODUCTION

    It has been known for more than 30 years.

    The first ultrasonic motor was introduce by

    v.v lavrinko in 1965. Conversion of electric energy into motion by

    inverse piezoelectric effect.

    This motor achieves high speed and driveforces,while still permitting the moving partto be positioned with high accuracy.

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    PIEZOELECTRIC NOTION

    Piezoelectricitygeneration of voltage in response of

    mechanical stress.

    The word is derived from the Greek piezein, which means

    to squeeze or press. This effect is also reversible.

    Piezoelectric material- quartz(SiO2), barium titanate

    (BaTiO3).

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    PIEZOELECTRIC MOTOR NOTION

    Change in shape of piezoelectric material when electric

    field is applied.

    It can be abbreviated as USM.

    It is driven by ultrasonic vibration of transducer.

    The ultrasonic vibration is transformed into output torque

    (in rotary USM) or thrust (in linear USM) by the friction

    between the stator and the rotor (in rotary USM) or the

    moving part (in linear USM).

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    BASIC PRINCIPLE

    generation of gross mechanical motion throughthe amplification and repetition of micro-deformations of active material.

    The active material induces an orbital motion ofthe stator at the rotor contact points .

    frictional interface between the rotor and statorrectifies the micro-motion to produce macro-

    motion of the ROTOR. Working frequency-20 KHz to 10 MHz

    Amplitude of the actuator motion 20 to 200nm

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    BASIC PRINCIPLE

    The active material excites a travelingflexural wave within the stator thatleads to elliptical motion of the surface

    particles.Teeth are used to enhance the speedthat is associated with the propellingeffect of these particles.The rectification of the micro-motionan interface is provided by pressing therotor on top of the stator and thefrictional force between the two causesthe rotor to spin.

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    Construction

    Fundamental construction ofUSM

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    Ultrasonic motor by barth

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    TYPES OF ULTRASONIC MOTOR

    Ultrasonicmotor

    Standingwave

    bidirectional unidirectional

    Travelingwave

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    Standing wave USM

    Low cost

    one vibration source

    Unidirectional

    High efficiency

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    Travelling wave USM

    Requires two vibrating source

    Low efficiency.

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    BIDIRECTIONAL MOTOR

    For linear motion bidirectional drives arerequired .

    More than two actuators are used.

    These actuators must have some phasedifference

    It can be obtained by superimposing tooscillations in a single resonator.

    Stator is hybrid construction consisting ofseveral actuators.

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    MAJOR APPLICATION

    Camera auto focus lenses

    Driving fluid

    Watch motors and compact

    paper handling.

    Optoelectronics area

    In micro surgery and sensor

    scaning.

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    Merits Demerits

    Low cost

    High efficiency

    No magneticinterference

    Compact size

    High power/weight

    ratio.

    Use of high frequency

    power supply

    Less durability

    Drooping torque speed

    characteristic.

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    CONCLUSION

    These motors are very advantageous.

    Electromagnetic interference is not there. It is in great demand in the area automation

    and miniaturization.

    These motors are low cost

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    REFERENCE

    www.google.com

    www.yahoo.com

    www.slideworld.com www.pdf-searchengine.com

    www.ask.com

    http://www.americanpiezo.com/piezo_theory/piezo_theory.pdf

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