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New technique promises finer motion control

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Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Apr 25, 2006

PI has received a US Patent for an innovative means of increasing resolution in existing D/A convertors without additional hardware.

PI has received a US Patent (No 6,950,050) for its development of an innovative means of increasing resolution in existing D/A convertors, without additional hardware.

This technology enables PI to provide higher resolution piezo-driven nanopositioning devices at a lower cost.

The new technology will be marketed under the tradename HyperBit.

HyperBit is a fundamentally flexible technology which can benefit virtually any application where the DAC update rate exceeds the responsiveness of the rest of the system.

It works equally well in open- and closed-loop situations.

In closed-loop systems it can exist upstream or downstream from the servo.

HyperBit can also reduce higher-order granularity-driven artefacts.

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