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Nanodisplacement measurements of piezoelectric flextensional actuators using a new interferometry homodyne method

Galeti et al., 2015

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13678827020794818890
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Galeti J
Higuti R
Silva E
Kitano C
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IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement

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Piezoelectric flextensional actuator (PFA) devices are increasingly being applied in precision mechanics, such as nanotechnology equipments, electronic microscopy instruments, cell manipulation systems, and microsurgery tools. These PFAs need to be …
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