(Mathematics) a reference axis, usually horizontal, of a graph or two- or three-dimensional Cartesian coordinate system along which the x-coordinate is measured
Employing a two-axis system, the unit features a single continuous belt that serpentines around the two axes eliminating the need for a motor in the Z- or Y-axis while driving a pair of coordinated motors in the X-axis. These configurations, known as T-bot and H-bot within the industry, permit synchronized control for complex motion movement profiles such as circles, ellipses, and sine waves.
* repeatedly redraw the sketch to incorporate, in turn, any x-axis translation, compression or dilation, reflection, etc., implied by the generalised parent function's parameters;
Since the four accelerometers arranged along x-axis (or y-axis) provided consistent frequency information for the same vibration mode with the difference in signal strength (or the height of the spikes on the curves), the time-domain acceleration signals, as well as the corresponding PSD curves, recorded by the accelerometers located at the top of the specimen are presented illustratively in the following in order to save space.
To reduce thermal distortion, a bridge cooling system is located under the X-Axis guide, and a jacket cooling system for X and Y-Axis ball nuts prevents loss of ball screw pre-tension.
The 65-110 LXI Wideband Modular Matrix supports matrices with eight or 16Y-axis connections and up to 104 X-axis connections in increments of eight with a usable bandwidth of 500 MHz.
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