← Back to context Comment by jotux 5 hours ago https://dspace.mit.edu/bitstream/handle/1721.1/165206/NVPP_A... 3 comments jotux Reply MarkusQ 4 hours ago So... no? The paper shows the motors used in the printer, and some of the parts it produced, but not the actual actuator it made. DoctorOetker 3 hours ago I see it on page 17 (18 including the MIT front page)It's a linear motor, more like a speaker voice coil without cone. nom 3 hours ago fig 17 shows the assembled motorit's a linear motor.. like a speaker coil assemblyfig23 shows how a radial assembly could be made
MarkusQ 4 hours ago So... no? The paper shows the motors used in the printer, and some of the parts it produced, but not the actual actuator it made. DoctorOetker 3 hours ago I see it on page 17 (18 including the MIT front page)It's a linear motor, more like a speaker voice coil without cone. nom 3 hours ago fig 17 shows the assembled motorit's a linear motor.. like a speaker coil assemblyfig23 shows how a radial assembly could be made
DoctorOetker 3 hours ago I see it on page 17 (18 including the MIT front page)It's a linear motor, more like a speaker voice coil without cone.
nom 3 hours ago fig 17 shows the assembled motorit's a linear motor.. like a speaker coil assemblyfig23 shows how a radial assembly could be made
So... no? The paper shows the motors used in the printer, and some of the parts it produced, but not the actual actuator it made.
I see it on page 17 (18 including the MIT front page)
It's a linear motor, more like a speaker voice coil without cone.
fig 17 shows the assembled motor
it's a linear motor.. like a speaker coil assembly
fig23 shows how a radial assembly could be made