A Low Mass Translation Mechanism for Planetary FTIR Spectrometry Using an Ultrasonic Piezo Linear Motor Matthew Heverly *, Sean Dougherty *, Geoffrey Toon**, Alejandro Soto**, Jean-Francois Blavier** Abstract One of the

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