The optic material removal rate improved by vibration assistance in continuous polishing
Abstract To solve the problem of fast convergence in large aperture plane optics continuous polishing, the concept of vibration-assisted polishing is proposed in this paper. The paper first builds a low-frequency short-range vibration processing platform based on large-size polishing tools. Then, th...
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