Preliminary investigations on a diamagnetically levitated linear conveyor

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Abstract

Diamagnetic levitation is the only passive levitation at room temperature. It is interesting to use this principle for a contactless conveyor in applications where friction and wear-particle contamination should be avoided such as in a microfactory. Using planar arrangements of permanent magnets, it is indeed possible to levitate a conveyor made of diamagnetic materials. In this article the authors are investigating the use of diamagnetic levitation in conjunction with various contact-less drive concepts to design a totally contact-free conveyor to carry small components in microfactories.

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Barrot, F., Chapuis, D., Bosgiraud, T., Löhr, B., Sache, L., Moser, R., & Bleuler, H. (2006). Preliminary investigations on a diamagnetically levitated linear conveyor. In IEEJ Transactions on Industry Applications (Vol. 126). Institute of Electrical Engineers of Japan. https://doi.org/10.1541/ieejias.126.1341

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