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2012(Vol.4, Issue:24)
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The Designing Acceleration of Driving Motor of Theodolite in the Tracking System

Leihong Zhang, Liujie Sun, Chunfang Wang and Zhen Liu
Corresponding Author:  Leihong Zhang 
Submitted: June 02, 2012
Accepted: July 09, 2012
Published: December 15, 2012
Abstract:
In this study, the laser tracking system was introduced. In order to capture the target in a finite area, the laser tracking system was first given a moving speed in the horizontal direction to make that the target and laser tracking system were stillness in horizontal orientation relatively. The scanning pattern was raster scanning. The smallest acceleration of the driving motor of the theodolite must be 8.5º/s2 in order to make the target to be still on the area of pointing beam spot in the course of acquisition and tracking. When the numerical value of eccentricity that the target departed from the center of laser beam spot was bigger than a planning one, the motor compensated the eccentricity and pointed the target again. The driving motor of theodolite compensated the eccentricity by an acceleration, uniform motion and speed-down process. The minimum demanding acceleration was 5.72º/s2. So the acceleration of the motor of laser tracking system was 8.5º/s2.

Key words:  Acceleration , acquisition, motor, scanning, tracking, ,
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Leihong Zhang, Liujie Sun, Chunfang Wang and Zhen Liu, . The Designing Acceleration of Driving Motor of Theodolite in the Tracking System. Research Journal of Applied Sciences, Engineering and Technology, (24): 5586-5590.
ISSN (Online):  2040-7467
ISSN (Print):   2040-7459
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