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Design of Electrostatic Suspension System

Jong Up Jeon
JKSPE 2008;25(6):80-91.
Published online: June 1, 2008
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Electrostatic forces have an advantage of directly levitating not only non-ferromagnetic metals but also semi-conductors, such as silicon wafers, and dielectric materials like glass. This paper describes the characteristics of electrostatic forces and electrostatic suspension system, followed by the basic principle of 1-DOF(degree of freedom) electrostatic suspension system, and the structures of electrodes-for-suspension and voltage supplying methods to the electrodes in 1-DOF model. This paper also discuss about the minimum number of electrodes needed to control n-DOF motion of the suspended object and represents some desirable electrode patterns to stabilize the 6-DOF motion of the object. In the near future, electrostatic suspension system is expected to be applied to industrial manufacturing processes, for example, to the manufacture of semiconductor devices and/or flat panel display devices.

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J. Korean Soc. Precis. Eng.. 2008;25(6):80-91.   Published online June 1, 2008
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