Interlace lifting mechanism
US-9625048-B2 · Apr 18, 2017 · US
US10355622B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-10355622-B2 |
| Application number | US-201415024726-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Sep 29, 2014 |
| Priority date | Sep 27, 2013 |
| Publication date | Jul 16, 2019 |
| Grant date | Jul 16, 2019 |
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The invention relates to a lifting system, comprising a piezoelectric actuator (5), a support (15), and a hydraulic stroke multiplier (10) having an input and an output side, wherein the input side of the hydraulic stroke multiplier is connected to the piezoelectric actuator (5), and the output side of the hydraulic stroke multiplier is connected to the support (15). In the method for electrically testing an electronic component, the component is placed on the support of such a lifting system and is lifted for positioning relative to a test contact. The vibration damper comprises such a lifting system. The machine assembly has a machine and such a vibration damper.
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The invention claimed is: 1. A lifting system comprising: a plurality of piezo actuators; a support; and a hydraulic stroke multiplier comprising an input side and an output side, wherein the hydraulic stroke multiplier is attached to each piezo actuator of the plurality of piezo actuators on the input side and the hydraulic stroke multiplier is attached to the support on the output side, and wherein the input side of the hydraulic stroke multiplier is positioned perpendicularly with the output side of the hydraulic stroke multiplier. 2. The lifting system of claim 1 , wherein the hydraulic stroke multiplier further comprises, at the input side and at the output side, a piston chamber and a piston guided therein. 3. The lifting system of claim 1 , wherein the hydraulic stroke multiplier further comprises, at the input side and at the output side, a corrugated bellows, wherein cross sections of the input-side and output-side corrugated bellows differ from one another. 4. The lifting system of claim 1 , wherein the hydraulic stroke multiplier comprises, at the input side, a plurality of elements, each element of the plurality of elements comprising a corrugated bellows or a piston chamber with a piston guided therein, wherein each corrugated bellows or piston chamber is in communication with a respective piezo actuator of the plurality of piezo actuators; wherein the hydraulic stroke multiplier further comprises, at the output side, an element comprising a corrugated bellows or a piston chamber with a piston guided therein, wherein the output side comprises fewer elements than the input side. 5. The lifting system of claim 4 , wherein the input-side and output-side piston chambers or the input-side and output-side corrugated bellows are hydraulically connected to one another. 6. The lifting system of claim 4 , wherein the input-side and output-side corrugated bellows or the input-side and output-side piston chambers are connected to one another by a hydraulic throttle. 7. The lifting system of claim 4 , wherein a cross section of the input-side piston chamber is greater than a cross section of the output-side piston chamber, or wherein a cross section of the input-side corrugated bellows is greater than a cross section of the output-side corrugated bellows. 8. A vibration damper comprising: a lifting system, wherein the lifting system comprises: a piezo actuator; a support; and a hydraulic stroke multiplier comprising an input side and an output side, wherein the hydraulic stroke multiplier is attached to the piezo actuator on the input side and the hydraulic stroke multiplier is attached to the support on the output side, wherein the vibration damper is configured to control the piezo actuator in a first operating mode such that a total force acting on the lifting system remains constant and to control the piezo actuator in a second operating mode such that the support vibrates with the least possible deflection. 9. The vibration damper of claim 8 , wherein the support is configured for positively locking, cohesively locking, non-positively locking, or a combination thereof, a connection to a part of a machine. 10. The vibration damper of claim 8 , further comprising: a linear actuator; an attachment piece; and a second hydraulic stroke multiplier comprising an input side and an output side, wherein the second hydraulic stroke multiplier is attached to the linear actuator on the input side and the second hydraulic stroke multiplier is attached to the attachment piece on the output side. 11. A machine assembly comprising: a machine; and a vibration damper comprising a lifting system having a piezo actuator, a support, and a hydraulic stroke multiplier, wherein the hydraulic stroke multiplier comprises an input side and an output side, and wherein the hydraulic stroke multiplier is attached to the piezo actuator on the input side and the hydraulic stroke multiplier is attached to the support on the output side, wherein the vibration damper is configured to control the piezo actuator in a first operating mode such that a total force acting on the lifting system remains constant and to control the piezo actuator in a second operating mode such that the support vibrates with a least possible deflection, and wherein the vibration damper is attached, with an attachment part, to a foot of the machine. 12. The lifting system of claim 2 , wherein cross sections of the input-side piston chamber and of the output-side piston chamber differ from one another. 13. The vibration damper of claim 9 , wherein the part of the machine comprises a machine foot of the machine. 14. The machine assembly of claim 11 , wherein the machine comprises an electric motor. 15. The vibration damper of claim 8 , wherein the hydraulic stroke multiplier further comprises, at the input side and at the output side, a piston chamber and a piston guided therein. 16. The vibration damper of claim 8 , wherein the hydraulic stroke multiplier further comprises, at the input side and at the output side, a corrugated bellows, wherein cross sections of the input-side and output-side corrugated bellows differ from one another. 17. The vibration damper of claim 8 , wherein the hydraulic stroke multiplier comprises, at the input side, a plurality of elements, each element of the plurality of elements comprising a corrugated bellows or a piston chamber with a piston guided therein, wherein the hydraulic stroke multiplier further comprises, at the output side, an element comprising a corrugated bellows or a piston chamber with a piston guided therein, wherein the output side comprises fewer elements than the input side. 18. The vibration damper of claim 17 , wherein the input-side and output-side piston chambers or the input-side and output-side corrugated bellows are hydraulically connected to one another. 19. The vibration damper of claim 17 , wherein the input-side and output-side corrugated bellows or the input-side and output-side piston chambers are connected to one another by a hydraulic throttle. 20. The vibration damper of claim 17 , wherein a cross section of the input-side piston chamber is greater than a cross section of the output-side piston chamber, or wherein a cross section of the input-side corrugated bellows is greater than a cross section of the output-side corrugated bellows.
Testing light-emitting diodes, laser diodes or photodiodes · CPC title
External aspects, e.g. related to chambers, contacting devices or handlers · CPC title
specially adapted for suppression or reduction of noise or vibrations · CPC title
comprising control arrangements {(F16F15/0237 takes precedence)} · CPC title
Mechanical transmission means, e.g. for stroke amplification · CPC title
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