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On hysteresis modeling of a piezoelectric precise positioning system under variable temperature

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Figure  1:  Hysteresis nonlinearities under different conditions.
Figure  2:  The proposed Electromechanical Model in the literature review.
Figure  3:  The experimental platform:  (a) The piezotube actuator with its surrounding components  (laser  displacement sensor, thermocouple sensor, heater), and (b) Schematic diagram of the entire  experimental  setup.
Figure  4:  The measured voltage-to-displacement hysteresis loops due to a harmonic input voltage  v s (t)   =  200 sin(2πft)  V  of  frequency  f  =  0.1  Hz  at  different  input  surrounding  temperatures  of
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