Spectral decomposition for fast servo control

Spectral decomposition works with a variety of fast-tool actuators – including voice-coil motors, piezo crystals, laser galvanometers and magnetostrictive transducers.


Chatsworth, California – Delta Tau now offers a new control method called Spectral Decomposition to improve the productivity of systems that use fast-tool actuators.
 
Spectral decomposition works with a variety of fast-tool actuators – including voice-coil motors, piezo crystals, laser galvanometers and magnetostrictive transducers. These actuators have high bandwidth, but limited travel. So they're typically paired with a standard servo for longer-range positioning moves.
 
Spectral decomposition coordinates the trajectories of fast-tool actuators and positioning servos, including in complex multi-axis systems, for typical cycle time reductions of 25%.
 
For a detailed look at the capabilities of spectral decomposition, download the application note
 
Source: Delta Tau Data Systems Inc.