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Electrostatic Levitator
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"Dish" Levitator |
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Development of an Electrostatic
Positioner
for
Space Material Processing
by
W. K. Rhim, M. Collender, M. T. Hyson, W. T. Simms and D. D. Elleman
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena, California
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Abstract
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I. Introduction
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II. Positioning Systems
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A. Dish Positioner ................................
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B. Ring
Positioner ................................
3
C. Tetrahedral
Positioner .................... 4
III. System Componets
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IV. Control Algorithms
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Ring Levitator ......................................
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Tetrahedral Levitator ..........................
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V. Software System
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VI. High Voltage Units
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VII. Charging and Launching ...................................
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A. Solid Objects ................................
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B. Liquid Drops ................................
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VIII. Discussion
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Acknowlegments
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References
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