Study on the Vibration Displacement Distribution of a Circular Ultrasonic Motor Stator
Chol-Su Ri, Myong-Jin Kim, Chol-Su Kim, Song-Jin Im

TL;DR
This paper investigates the displacement distribution of a circular ultrasonic motor stator through theoretical analysis and experimental validation, comparing results from holographic interferometry, laser vibrometry, and FEM simulations.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive analysis combining theoretical, experimental, and simulation approaches to understand the stator's displacement distribution in ultrasonic motors.
Findings
Theoretical and experimental results are in good agreement.
Holographic interferometry and laser vibrometry effectively validate FEM simulations.
The study advances understanding of ultrasonic motor stator dynamics.
Abstract
In this paper is presented a theoretical consideration on the stator's displacement distribution, which is one of the most important problems in defining the structure of the circular ultrasonic motor stator. The results are compared with results obtained utilizing holographic interferometer, laser vibrometer and a FEM (finite element method) simulation. They are in a good agreement with each other.
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