Method of making dynamically tuned gimbal suspension

Details Method of making dynamically tuned gimbal suspension Method of making dynamically tuned gimbal suspension

1986-03-19

1987-05-19

Rosenbaum, Mark

Metal working

Method of mechanical manufacture

Assembling or joining

29557, 74 5F, B23P 1100, B23P 1304

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046656057

ABSTRACT:
A ring element on the driving side and a ring element on the rotor side and a gimbal arrangement with two gimbals are formed by two coaxial, cylindrical rings, wherein peripheral cuts, having deflected ends are provided in the rings. The peripheral cuts separate the portions of the ring elements from the gimbals. The ends form leaf springs which form flexural pivots. One leaf spring is connected to the ring element on the driving side and the other leaf spring is connected to the ring element on the driven side. The cuts are produced by electroerosion. Each of the cuts is symmetrical with respect one of two planes extending at right angles to each other.

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