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Loïc Benoît Tissot-Daguette

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Rectilinear Flexure-based Translation Stage Family with Minimized Parasitic Shift, High Support Stiffness and Large Range of Motion

Simon Nessim Henein, Florent Cosandier, Loïc Benoît Tissot-Daguette, Célestin Vallat

This article presents a novel family of exactly-rectilinear translation mechanisms, called the "QUADRISTAGE family", based on one-degree-of-freedom planar kinematics exclusively using pivot joints and rigid segments. Several variants are presented, some pr ...

Open Engineering Inc2025

Zero-force rectilinear flexure-based translation stage: Experimental validations

Simon Nessim Henein, Florent Cosandier, Loïc Benoît Tissot-Daguette

Compliant mechanisms can advantageously be preloaded by buckled beams in order to reduce their motion stiffness, and therefore also their actuation forces. However, preloading compliant mechanisms has the side-effect of modifying the deformation of their f ...

2025

Residual stress chevron preloading amplifier for large-stroke stiffness reduction of silicon flexure mechanisms

Simon Nessim Henein, Florent Cosandier, Loïc Benoît Tissot-Daguette, Quentin Gubler

Residual stresses can be advantageously used to permanently preload flexure micro-mechanisms in order to modify their deflection and stiffness. This paper presents a new preloading chevron mechanism (PCM) used to amplify the preloading effect of thin film ...

IOP Publishing2025