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1.    A Johnson Electric Company       Micro Motor  MM     User Manual          MM01458000 01 REV  A August 29  2012    Nanomotion Ltd  POB 623  Yokneam 20692  Israel  Tel  972 73 2498000 Fax  972 73 2498099  Web Site  www nanomotion com  E mail  nano nanomotion com    Micro Motor  MM  User Manual Copyright    Copyright    This document contains proprietary information of Nanomotion Ltd   and  may not be reproduced in any form without prior written consent from  Nanomotion Ltd    No part of this document may be reproduced  translated  stored in a retrieval  system or transmitted in any form and by any means  electronic   mechanical  photographic  photocopying  recording  or otherwise  without  the written permission of Nanomotion Ltd    Information provided in this document is subject to change without notice  and does not represent a commitment on the part of Nanomotion Ltd   Copyright December 2002 2012  Yokneam  Israel  All rights reserved     All products and company names are trademarks or registered trademarks  of their respective holders     Nanomotion Ltd  2    Micro Motor  MM  User Manual Limited Warranty    Limited Warranty    Nanomotion Ltd   hereinafter NM  warrants the product  other than software   manufactured by it to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a  period of time of one year  except those parts normally considered as  consumable expendable components such as motor conditioning brushes    The warranty commences thirty  80  days from the da
2.    gen ee EG TEA        oe i  Figure 13  The rotated Eccenter Pin and the Leat Spring Applies Pressure on the    Element Holder    Nanomotion Ltd  1 8    Micro Motor  MM  User Manual Motor Mounting    2 4 10 Pull the Eccenter Pin out of the motor  by using pincers           3 j  7  amp   3    ur    4            i pr    Figure 14  Removing the Eccenter Pin             Figure 15  Motor Moutned    2 4 11 Proceed to chapter Error  Reference source not found  for    connecting the motor   Note     Before dismounting the motor  insert the Eccenter Pin and turn it  so that it    retracts the Leaf Spring  refer to steps 2 2 1 and 2 2 2       Nanomotion Ltd  19    Micro Motor  MM  User Manual Motor Connection    3 Motor Connection    This section describes the MM connector pinout and the connections to the    Nanomotion driver    Extending the motor cable will not damage the motor  however it will affect its  performance    The motor   driver connection uses a standard 9 pin D type female connector  refer    to Figure 16 for connector pinout     Pinout    Screen       Figure 16  Motor Connector Pinout    A Important     e For safety reasons  the driver voltage is disabled  unless pins 1 and    6 are shorted  when the motor is connected        Nanomotion Ltd  20    Micro Motor  MM  User Manual Motor Run in    4 Motor Run in    In order to ensure proper Motor operation  reduce wear rate of the system and to    increase its lifetime  it is important to run in the motor before its normal 
3.  product was designed to be  used     NM shall not in any event have obligations or liabilities to the Purchaser or  any other party for loss of profits  loss of use or incidental  increased cost of  operation or delays in operation  special or consequential damages  whether  based on contract  tort  including negligence   strict liability  or any other  theory or form of action  even if NM has been advised of the possibility  thereof  arising out of or in connection with the manufacture  sale  delivery   use  repair or performance of the NM products  Without limiting the  generality of the preceding sentence  NM shall not be liable to the  Purchaser for personal injury or property damages     Nanomotion Ltd  3    Micro Motor  MM Micro Motor  MM  Limited Warranty    Patent Information    Nanomotion products are covered under one or more of the following registered or  applied for patents    5 453 653  5 616 980  5 714 833  111597  5 640 063  6 247 338  6 244 076   6 747 391  6 661 153  69838991  3  6 384 515  7 119 477  7 075 211   69932359 5 1186063  7 211 929  69941195 5  1577961  4813708  6 879 085   6 979 936  7 439 652  7061158 51800356  1800356  1800356  2007 533057   pending   2011 093431  pending   7 876 509  10 2007 7009928  pending    200780019448 6   7713361 9  pending   12 294 926  pending   GB20080000041 78   pending   GB2009000003796  pending   12 398 216  pending   GB2446428   12 517 261  pending   08702695 1  pending   10 2009 7017629  pending   12 524 164   p
4. alternatively  machine a cavity in the base  refer to Figure 9        2 4 6 Gently push the motor against the filler gauge     2 4   While pushing the motor against the filler gauge  see yellow    arrow  Figure 10   tighten both mounting screws        Figure 10  Using a Filler Gauge    Nanomotion Lid  16    Micro Motor  MM  User Manual Motor Mounting    2 4 8 Ensure the following conditions are met   e The reference base line is parallel to the ceramic strip      e The element should be in contact with the Element Holder on  its rear side  counter to the tip   The element should be in a full    contact with the flexure and the Spring Holder     e The flexure plane should be parallel to the Reference Base    Line     e The slide moves freely with the tip contacting the strip but    without friction between the tip and ceramic strip             aai    Reference Base  Line    Flexure plane    bad       E  4 A          i omg 4    OG NS Eccenter Pin    In case  the conditions are not met  dismount the motor and proceed to    section 2 3     Nanomotion Lid  17    Micro Motor  MM  User Manual Motor Mounting    2 4 9 Gently turn the Eccenter Pin 90    using a flat screwdriver  so the    Leaf Spring now applies pressure on the Element Holder        EE        3                       Flat screwdriver    Element Holder     Leaf Spring    Flat screwdriver    Eccenter Pin    a    Element Holder    SN    Leaf Spring    g   E  g      a          mid a  m       d             i er gm      ai   
5. e motor only  after it has been well encased and shielded inside a metal enclosure        1 3 Motor Grounding    Be sure to ground the motor  or its conductive base plate  to the    electrical network ground  before operating     Nanomotion Ltd  8    Micro Motor  MM  User Manual Motor Mounting    2 Motor Mounting    2 1 Motor Nominal Description  Nanomotion supplies a bracketed  mounted Micro Motor  see Figure 1     Reference Base  line    Bracket plane    Tip    Flexure     Side spring       Element    Element holder    Flexure screws       Bracket screws       e Nanomotion supplies an aligned and tested Micro Motor  However   before the removing from the bracket and mounting on the user  stage  the user is required to verify the correct motor flexure  position  described further in this manual    e DO NOT remove the motor from the bracket prior to reading the  instructions specifically listed in section 2 2     2 2 Correct Flexure Position Verification    Nanomotion Ltd  g    Micro Motor  MM  User Manual Motor Mounting    A Important     e The flexure screws are for factory use only  Opening them will    impact motor s performance     Use a suitable flat screwdriver for the Eccenter Pin  other than for    the mounting screws        2 2 1 By using pincers  insert the Eccenter Pin  supplied by  Nanomotion  between the Leaf Spring and the Element Holder     right under the flexure screws  with the groove facing up  see    Figure 2                   Figure 2  Inserting the Ecce
6. ending   12 581 194  pending     Nanomotion Ltd  4    Micro Motor  MM  User Manual    Revision History    O1 A June Add  Mounting the Motor  section  2010  NA August Administrative change     added patent information to front  2012 matter        Nanomotion Ltd  5    Micro Motor  MM Micro Motor  MM  Lists    Table of Contents    l ENE EO NN E 8  I    RCO 0 EE EE E E E E 8  1 2 Handling and Safety Precautions            cccccccccsccccseeeeceeeeeeeceseceeseeeeseeeessaeeeseeeessneesees 8  ES MOU  lt I OUI CNN 0 PE EE EEE 8   2 MOTOR MOUNTING Lasses nnmnnn nnmnnn mnnn 9  2 1 Motor Nominal DESCHDUON sessirnar ES E E 9  2 2 Correct Flexure Position VerifiCation              cccccccccceececeeeeeceeceseeeeseeeeseeeeseeeeeseeeeseeees 9  23 FENG TP OSIMOMNCOMCCHON EEE E E E E 14  2 4 Motor Mounting sanisicnonnancsnonsiincnneanatsienetaceuncguanased elancuncsuaneuevevetanad evant enebewaduiteoanewanieless 15   3 MOTOR CONNE ION r  vere 20   4 MOTOR RUNAN Lieder edsekeunes ar snnedninpennnden  21   5 SPECIFICATIONS vesececsceesescdee asec cicuanencecessewccendessenanceawentndeauee secs anoseicecsuncosesseecdaweseecssnanes 22     PEON Oer E 22  De PENN 22  5 EVT OA NN 22  5 4 Physical PFOD CICS wcawncesmeasicusasusincuiesusitsavauuieswsarianaaurasanateraienaseraseraudcuvnswiesaileouwiecuvieoaut 22  5 5 Envelope of Performance              cccccccecceceneceneeeneeeneeeseeceueseesaeeteeseeeteeeseeeseeeneeenees 23  36 Motor Ay OUI EE E 23   6 CONTACT INFORMATION voc vsiccssescsctisssstcsesise
7. nter Pin    Nanomotion Lid  10    Micro Motor  MM  User Manual Motor Mounting    2 2 2 Gently turn the Eccenter Pin  see Figure 3   by using a flat  screwdriver  so the Eccenter Pin retracts the Leaf Spring  see  Figure 4   Thus there is no contact between the Element Holder    and the Leaf Spring  Ensure that the flat screwdriver          Se ae ee    ih  EE 5 re r          En                   Leaf Spring    Eccenter Pin    Flat screwdriver    Element holder    Leaf Spring    Eccenter Pin       Figure 4  The Leaf Spring is Retracted    Nanomotion Ltd  11    Micro Motor  MM  User Manual Motor Mounting    2 2 3 Detach the motor from the bracket  by unscrewing the bracket  screws    2 2 4 Place the motor on a clean workplace    2 2 5 Observe the motor before mounting  Verify that the flexure is  parallel to the Reference Base Line when the Leaf Spring is  retracted  see Figure 5  If not  refer to section 2 3 for correcting    the flexure position        Figure 5  Correct Flexure Position    Nanomotion Lid  12    Micro Motor  MM  User Manual Motor Mounting    2 2 6 Ensure that there is a contact between the element and the    Element Holder surface at point  a   In case not  gently push the    element toward point  a   see Figure 6     2 2   Ensure that the element contacts the Element Holder at both       Nanomotion Lid     points  b   If not  use pincers in order to place the element so it    contacts points  b   see Figure 6        Figure 6  Motor Bottom View    13    Micro M
8. otor  MM  User Manual Motor Mounting    2 3 Flexure Position Correction    Motor s flexure position could be inclined toward the tip  In order to    correct flexure position  perform the following steps   2 3 1 Hold the motor with one hand   2 3 2 Gently pull the flexure in the opposite direction to flexure    inclination  by using pincers with Teflon tips  For instance  if the    flexure is inclined toward the tip  pull the flexure toward the Leaf    Spring  as shown in Figure 7        2 3 3 Repeat step 2 3 2 until the flexure plane is parallel to the    reference base line     2 3 4 Proceed to step 2 2 6     Nanomotion Lid  14    Micro Motor  MM  User Manual Motor Mounting    2 4 Motor Mounting  2 4 1 While the Leaf Spring is retracted  mount the motor on the base  plate   2 4 2 Insert both mounting screws into the mounting holes     2 4 3 Loosely screw both mounting screws by using a flat screwdriver      Refer to the motor layout drawing in section 5 6      Flat screwdriver           Mouting screws    Base plate    Leaf Spring  retracted    a n    JE  gt   Element Holder    TT JE  gt     my A  Ha       r   j      tz    p    Figure 8  Mounting the Motor    Nanomotion Ltd  15    Micro Motor  MM  User Manual Motor Mounting    2 4 4 Move the slide to the left side of the tip  until the end of the travel   see green arrow  Figure 10     2 4 5 Assure a distance of 0 8  0  0 05 mm between the ceramic strip  and the motor by using a standard filler gauge  refer to Figure 9    or 
9. otor  MM  User Manual Specifications    5 5 Envelope of Performance    Maximum continues operation 4 sec  at 3 5 10V command   Maximum Duty Cycle at 10V 10   command    A Important     e The MM driver has an internal protection that stops the driver after 4    seconds for command higher than 3 2V  so protecting the motor from    overheating        5 6 Motor Layout    MOUNTING POSSIBLE ON EITHER SURFACE    MOUNTING HOLES  D1 4  X2    SCREWS MAY PROTRUDE  0 2 mm  MOUNTING DISTANCE REFERENCE PLANE     ADJUST TO BE PARALLEL TO THE CERAMIC STRIP  AND AT A DISTANCE OF 0 8 0 05 mm FROM IT     Notes       The dimensions refer to a  correctly mounted motor       All dimensions are in mm        Figure 17  Motor Layout    Nanomotion Ltd  23    Micro Motor  MM  User Manual Contact Information    6 Contact Information    6 1 Customer Service    Contact your local distributor or email Nanomotion Ltd  Technical  Support Department at techsupport nanomotion com  with detailed    problem description   6 2 General Inquiries and Ordering    e Outside the USA  Nanomotion Ltd  Headquarters  Nanomotion Ltd    PO Box 223   Yokneam  Israel 20692   Tel    972 73 2498065   Fax   972 73 2498099    Web site  www nanomotion com    Email  nano nanomotion com    e Inthe USA   Nanomotion Inc   US  Headquarters  Nanomotion Inc   1 Comac Loop  Ste  14B2  Ronkonkoma  NY 11779   Tel   800 821 6266   Fax   631 585 1947    Web site  www nanomotion com    Email  nanous nanomotion com    Nanomotion Lid  DA    
10. sisoucssnaveeisencted essence sncasteweseaessnieeesneteieesins 24  el EST 24  6 2    General INQUIFIES and Ordering siccescczseciscstsmasssescveioeiensiedaleunimenieentedaccsamactencianets 24    Nanomotion Ltd  6    Micro Motor  MM Micro Motor  MM  Lists    List of Figures    Figure 1  Bracketed Motor     Top VIEW             cccccsecccssecceccceeeceueeceeeceueeceueesaeeseuessaeessueeseeesseeens 9  Figure 2  INSerING the Ecceenter Pl samspel EA 10  Figure 3  Turning the Eccenter FN uuanssevnenenamemmrivnikmo  nrivelaevgu veiene 11  Figure 4  The Leaf Spring is Retracted             cccccccccseccceesceeeenseeeeeceseueeseeeseueseeeeseueeseeesaeeeneees 11  Figure 5  Correct Flexure POSItION            cccccccceececceeeeceeeeceeeeseeeeeseeceseeesseeesaueesseeeeseesessaeeesaes 12  Figure 6  Motor Bottom ViICW             cccceccceecceeececeneeeseeeneeeneeeneeeseeeneeeaeeseuesseeseeeseeeseeeteeeseeesaes 13  Figure 7  Correcting the Flexure Position            rrnrrrrarrrrnnnrrrarrrnnnrnranrnnnnnrnnanrnnannnnnnnennasennnnennnn 14  Fig  re 8  Mounting the MOD armeen md saednaennaronanmuaednaunsaesiaxendenuniaraueumandinenianancons 15  Figure 9  Setting a Distance between the Ceramic Strip and the Motor              rrrnnrrnrannrnnnnen 16  Figure 10  Using a Filler Gauge              ccccceececeececceeeeceeeeceeeeceeeesseeeeseeseseuseseaseeseeeesseeesseeesags 16  Figure 11  Mounted Motor Correct Position             rrarrrrnnnrrnnrrrrnnrrranrrrnnnenranenrnnennnnennanennnsennnn 17  Fig
11. te of shipment     NM warrants those parts replaced under warranty for a period equal to the  remaining warranty coverage of the original part     NM s sole and exclusive obligation under this warranty provision shall be to  repair  or at its sole option exchange defective products or the relevant part  or component  but only if   i  the Purchaser reports the defect to NM in  writing and provides a description of the defective product and complete  information about the manner of its discovery within ten  10  days of its  discovery   ii  NM has the opportunity to investigate the reported defect and  to determine that the defect arises from faulty material  parts or  workmanship  and  ili  the Purchaser returns the affected product to a  location designated by NM  These provisions constitute the exclusive  remedy of the Purchaser for product defects or any other claim of liability in  connection with the purchase or use of NM products     This warranty policy applies only to NM products purchased directly from  NM or from an authorized NM distributor or representative     This warranty shall not apply to  i  products repaired or altered by anyone  other than those authorized by NM   ii  products subjected to negligence   accidents or damage by circumstances beyond NM control   iii  product  Subjected to improper operation or maintenance  i e  operation not in  accordance with NM Installation Manuals and or instructions  or for use  other than the original purpose for which the
12. ure 12  The Leaf Spring is Retracted             cccccceecccseccseeeeeeeeeeeeceeeeseeeseueeseeeeseeesueeaeeesees 18  Figure 13  The rotated Eccenter Pin and the Leaf Spring Applies Pressure on the Element  Od ctowvesncnanestunedamtionsnanenmuensccagarsxcncuennisnoasmeatinunnnentneshapp E 18  Figure 14  Removing the Eccenter PIN               ccccsccceccceeceeeseeeceeeseeeseeeseesseeesaeeeseenseeneeeneeenes 19  ge Tas Motor WOU CO RENEE 19  Figure 16  Motor Connector Pinout              ccccceecccceeeeceeeeceeeeeeeceeseeeecaueeesueessueeeseeeessueessaeeesaes 20  Figure 17  Motor Layout EEE 23    Nanomotion Ltd  7    Micro Motor  MM  User Manual General    1 General    1 1 Scope    The purpose of this user manual is   e To introduce the user to the Nanomotion Micro Motor structure     e To help the user verify motor s correct setting so that the mounting    process is successful     e To guide the user how to correctly mount the motor on the user    stage and operate it   e To provide the user with motor specifications   1 2 Handling and Safety Precautions  Do not power on the motor unless it is properly mounted as explained in  chapter 2 further in this user manual     Ensure that the motor and specifically its tip are not subjected to    mechanical shocks     The mounting base and the method used for mounting should be    designed for maximum mechanical rigidity and stiffness     A WARNING  HIGHT VOLTAGE     e For safety and EMI reasons  it is important to set the power to th
13. use   Following is the list of parameters for the MM Motor run in    e Velocity   100 mm sec    e Duty cycle   50     e Duration   4 hours   Once the run in is completed  carefully clean the ceramic strip with a Q Tip soaked  in IPA  without dismounting the motor   The run in procedure should be repeated if the motor is disconnected and then    remounted     A WARNING     e Never run in the motor in a vacuum environment        Nanomotion Ltd  21    Micro Motor  MM  User Manual Specifications    5 Specifications    5 1 Performance    Maximum Allowable Velocity   Dynamic Stall Force    Static Holding Force  Non Energized Stiffness  Nominal Preload on Stage  Kf    Kfv  Offset    Attainable Resolution  Nominal Lifetime    5 2 Electrical    Maximal Voltage   Maximal Current consumption   Maximal Power Consumption     5 3 Environmental    Ambient Temperature   Storage   Humidity     Residual Magnetism   Vacuum compatibility   Bake out   Physical Properties    Weight     Nanomotion Ltd     250  mm sec    170  mN    160  mN   reference value   0 04  N u    0 9  N     25 to 35  mN Volt command    Driver and command  dependant    0 5 to 0 8  N e sec m   2  V    Driver dependant    Better than 50 nm     See application notes  20 000 hours under nominal operating conditions    70 Vrms  sine wave  18 mA rms   Cable length dependant   350 mW    0   50  C    40  C    70  C   0   80  non condensing  0 22 nT    1E 7 Torr  Guaranteed after baking  Max 24 hrs at 120  C    5 5gr    22    Micro M
    
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