This design reveals effective bidirectional operation of a linear ultrasonic motor, indicating successful performance analysis via modal methods.
This paper proposes a bidirectional self-propelled traveling wave linear ultrasonic motor. The motor adopts a straight-beam stator structure, with two piezoelectric ceramic plates arranged at each end of the stator. One end operates in the inverse piezoelectric mode, while the other operates in the piezoelectric mode. By switching the piezoelectric/inverse piezoelectric modes at both ends, the propagation direction of the traveling wave component in the stator can be altered, thereby achieving bidirectional operation of the linear ultrasonic motor. A finite element model of the motor is established, and its performance is analyzed through modal analysis, harmonic response analysis, and transient analysis, verifying the correctness of the design.
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