Break Findings. Piston Cylinder Actuators Creates 1-directional motion, returning force is generated with a spring. To meet both resolution and max travel.

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Break Findings

Piston Cylinder Actuators Creates 1-directional motion, returning force is generated with a spring. To meet both resolution and max travel a large range is needed for pumping mechanism.

Pro’s and Con’s Pro’s Easy to manufacture Small footprint Can multiply forces or distances easily Con’s Tight tolerances required to make a seal

Syringe Pumps Uses some type of controlled actuator to precisely move the plunger of a syringe Also may be possible to make a Syringe Pump with micrometer screws and servomotor or stepper motor

Syringe Pumps Pro’s Easily configured to run with a computer Easily meets low flow requirements for high resolution Con’s Expensive Need one for each axis of motion Large footprint

Possible Syringe Pumps KD Scientific KDS100Y Linear force: 20 lb Min step size microns c.com/products/pump s/kds100Y.asp c.com/products/pump s/kds100Y.asp Chemyx OEM Module Linear Force: 30 lb Min Step Size: microns Fully programmable- USB ~$950 m/products/module_s yringe_pump_specs.ht ml m/products/module_s yringe_pump_specs.ht ml

Micrometers Using Precisely calibrated screws, a certain amount of rotation corresponds to a certain axial displacement Accuracy depends on the preciseness of the screw pitch (machining Tolerances) Would need a very precise screw for our minimum resolution or some way to “step down” the displacements (like gears or other forms of mechanical advantage)

Screw Pumps Single Screw – Archimedes Screw. Multiple Screws

Pros and Cons Usually used for dirty fluids on large scales (sewage) One way pumping Difficult to Manufacture Difficult to achieve precision at very low flow rates Lots of parts

LabView Control Pro’s Easy Programming Con’s Expensive software Need to use NI instruments Non-transferrable software

Pneumatic solutions

Pneumatic System Constituents Three main components of pneumatic system General safe operating range of PSI – Regulator – Valves – Ram/piston Single and double acting ram/pistion

Average Pneumatic Schematic Reservoir Regulator Three Way Valve Piston

Key Component is Regulator Different piston positions based off of what pressure is being applied to ram How many different pressures can you apply? – Fairchild T7800 regulator or similar (700$+) has a accuracy of 0.15% of pressure range or (100/.15) 666 possible steps Regulator controllable by signal of 0-10 V d – To achieve 100nm resolution on 1 cm of travel you need (1cm/100nm) 100,000 possible steps

Three Way Valve/Piston Three way valve – Park U331 or similar ( 70$) Response time of ~100 milliseconds In order to maintain resolution need control law with position feed back Part only good for air, similar hydraulic part is same price with a 15 ms response time Piston – Prebuilt ones for less then 100 dollars – Would need to respiring to calibration – Dual acting piston would be more flexible but schematic would require more parts.

Peizo-Electric Linear Acutuators Commercial available ( Steminc SMPAK157742D50 or similar) and reasonably priced devices have a travel of um with an accuracy of 1 um – Will hear back on the possibility of.1 um devices – Require complicated calibration with a device that can calibrate to 100 nm – volt input

Peizo-Electric Bending Actuators Fairly cheap (100$ + mounting system for PIEZO SYSTEMS, INC – 330 or similar) Can achieve 100 nm resolution when operate in the elastic region (low voltage less then 2 um travel) Highly nonlinear (hysteresis and plastic creep) – Requires closed loop position control

Levers Can give continuous mechanical advantage or disadvantage between driver and actuator – Allows a low resolution actuator to achieve higher resolution at piston 1in 10in

Levers cont. Resolution advantage directly proportional to the relative arm lengths – Limits the design to about a ~10x increase in resolution (10in to 1 inch arm) Big advantage in the fact that it is a direct mechanical linkage Biggest concern is the slop in the bearings/connection (much greater then 100nm) must be overcome before movements

Purchasable Maniuplators Newport 3 axis micromanipulator

Newport products A proprietary hydraulic mechanism reduces drift to less than 1 micron per hour at constant temperature, while providing enough travel for fine positioning. Water, the hydraulic medium, has a thermal expansion 2 to 3 times less than that of an oil-based fluid. The hydraulic mechanism is designed for field-refill if needed. Each manipulator axis is guided by crossed roller bearings, ensuring smooth and straight motion. The axis is actuated by hydraulic pressure via a low- friction hose connected to a rotary drum.

Rotary Drum Pump Bi-Directional pump Pulls from reservoir on either direction

Control Related Research Sabine Loebner

Website PROS Provides easy user access UI itself is easy to program since javascript, HTML design provides many features for that CONS Cost to host the website ? May be difficult to have the web interface and remote joystick input interact with the control of the local workstation

SSH client/server setup PROS Easy to set up The user interface input and remote joystick input interacts with the local station directly which is easier to handle CONS Can the local workstation recognize the remote joystick input?

Microcontrollers Can use range of voltage to control connected pumps selection of controller depends on pump technology used cost highly depends on capability required (port connection, wireless capability, CPU, etc) Pro: o interaction with connected motors (e.g servo) may be easier due to the sending voltage capability Cons: o remote access options require PC interaction and therefore having an additional microcontroller is redundant computation power o once programmed microcontroller works independent from PC

use PC to control computation can be done right on the PC's CPU may be more simple interaction between UI and device issue: how to make PC and device talk to each other? possible solutions: o open source alternatives with Labview or Matlab capabilities:  Octave - Matlab alternative  Scilab - capable of system modeling similar to Labview, computational functionality of Matlab  QT - UI development tool o USB control boards  connects to USB and controls motors through voltage  MotorBee: controls 2 DC motors bidirectional, price: $50  USB-GPIO Interface Adapter, PWM control, $80