What does KM stand for?

Kinematic Mount

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Science, medicine, engineering, etc.

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Stylus Modules attach magnetically to a kinematic mount for repeatable stylus changes without re-qualification.

Analog scanning probe. (Measurement and Inspection/Software)

The instrument uses air bearings, laser interferometers, and kinematic mounts to measure ball bars.

Early ball bar measuring machine tests encouraging. (News Briefs)

A kinematic mount system fixes the amplifier module's positions precisely relative to the rest of the laser.

Prototype laser amplifier bus represents key NIF milestone. ...

The 2100 offers both a robust kinematic mount design for mating the trim head to the prober -- thus providing superior accuracy and vibration resistance -- and a standalone prober operation option on the trim head to provide maximum flexibility for manufacturers wrestling with changes in their production mix.

ESI Receives Large Order from Leading North American Analog IC ...

A robust kinematic mount design for mating the trim head to the prober provides superior accuracy and vibration resistance.

ESI's Model 2100 Offers Seamless Integration of Mixed-Signal Testers ...

Slocum, Asyst's three-point kinematic mount provides a standard position for interlocking between wafer cassettes, wafer carriers and the process tools.

Asyst unveils semiconductor industry's first 300mm wafer handling ...