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A cost effective direct drive option for the Thirty Meter Telescope

Direct drive motors are finding their way into telescope drive designs and have many advantages over more traditionally used friction and rack/pinion drives. They are implemented as curved linear motors custom made to the actual diameter required by the telescope design. Custom design is by definition a costly process and this paper discusses the possibility to use standard straight linear segments to approximate the curvature. Detailed analysis is given concerning differences in the electro-magnetic properties compared to a custom design motor.