IEEE International Magnetics Conference 1999
DOI: 10.1109/intmag.1999.837825
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Characterization of NRRO in HDD spindle system due to the excitation of ball bearing

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“…where is the distance between the center of the th roller and any point on the outer raceway, which is calculated by (9).…”
Section: Calculation Of Coordinates Of the Center Of Rollersmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…where is the distance between the center of the th roller and any point on the outer raceway, which is calculated by (9).…”
Section: Calculation Of Coordinates Of the Center Of Rollersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tada [8] established a three-dimensional model to calculate nonrepetitive runout of angular contact ball bearings based on the waviness of bearing components. Jang et al [9] characterized the source of nonrepetitive runout (NRRO) of ball bearings and the transmission of NRRO from the ball bearing to the disk. Yang et al [10][11][12] established a mathematical model and a five-degree-of-freedom model to research the influences of geometric error on the NRRO of an angular contact ball bearing.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When the jth roller is located in the first quadrant and point A is located below the line o rj O, the geometrical relationship between the jth roller and the inner raceway is indicated in Figure 6(b), and u A is calculated by equation (14) u…”
Section: Calculation Model For the Runout Orbit Of Bearing Centermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tada 13 established a three-dimensional model to calculate nonrepetitive runout of angular contact ball bearings based on the waviness of bearing components and studied the influences of waviness in the raceway grooves and balls on the non-repetitive runout of the bearing. Jang et al 14 characterized the source of non-repetitive runout of a ball bearing and the transmission of nonrepetitive runout from the ball bearing to the disk and investigated the effect of viscoelastic damping in the transmission path on the non-repetitive runout of the bearing. Li and Mao 15 developed a 5-DOF static model for non-repetitive runout of deep groove ball bearings and analyzed the effects of roundness error in raceway grooves and diameter difference and disposition of balls on non-repetitive runout of the bearing.…”
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“…Jang et al investigates the source of NRRO by analyzing the NRRO of the outer-race rotating spindle and the inner-race rotating spindle [3]. They reduce NRRO by inserting the visco-elastic material in the transmission path of NRRO.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%