J. Otsuka et al., ULTRAPRECISION POSITIONING USING LEAD SCREW DRIVE (2ND REPORT) - NANOMETER LEVEL POSITIONING BY MODIFYING PROPORTIONAL GAIN CHARACTERISTIC, International journal of the Japan Society for Precision Engineering, 27(2), 1993, pp. 142-143
In the first report, the quantified offset error was caused by the dea
d band of the proportional gain which exists in the D/A converter and
the personal computer, when a position feedback control was applied to
a one-dimensional table unit driven by the lead screw. Therefore, in
this report the gain characteristic is modified by eliminating the dea
d band with a new control method called ''Bit control''. As a result,
both the deviation positioning error (mean error) and the dispersion p
ositioning error (standard deviation) can be decreased to nanometer le
vel. In addition, the characteristic differences between the ball scre
w and sliding screw are clarified at the very small table displacement
; The ball screw has an elastic characteristic between the screw and
nut. The sliding screw has a stick-slip between them.