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Device for controlling the synchronism of two motors
Assignee: ADMINISTRATIE- EN AUTOMATISERINGSCENTRUM VULCAAN BV PROF EM A CORP OF NETHERLANDS
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Filing: 1982-04-21
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Granted: 1983-12-27
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Expires: 2002-04-21
Abstract
Abstract Device for synchronizing two asynchronous rotary field motors, the output of said motors being via reduction gears connected to the movable parts of synchronizers of for instance the selsyn type, said synchronizers being connected to generate a correction signal dependent on direction and value of a positional difference between the said movable parts, said motors being controlled by a frequency converter the output frequency of which is controlled by an electrical input, at least one of said inputs being combined with said correction signal, R.C.-circuits controlling the time function of the said electrical inputs.
Inventors
- 👤 Klaas Pasterkamp
Bibliographic Details
Application Number
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Jurisdiction
US
Data Source
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Last Synchronized
2026-10-29 18:48
CPC Classifications
H; H02; H02P; H02P5/00; H02P5/46; H02P5/52; H02P5/56
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 7
Claim 1
Independent Claim
150 words
Synchronizing system for two electric motors each having a feed control means in which a control signal is deduced from the positional difference of both motors by means of a comparator means and this signal is fed to the feed control means of at least one motor in which the motors are asynchronous rotary field motors the output of each motor being connected to a reduction gear the output of each reduction gear being mechanically connected to the rotor of a synchronizer having a rotor and stator, the stators of said synchronizers being connected to a discriminator for generating an output signal, the feed control means of each motor comprising a frequency converter controlled by an input signal, and the said output signal being combined with the input signal of at least one of said frequency converters in such a way that the positional difference of the motors is counteracted.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
150 words
Synchronizing system for two electric motors each having a feed control means in which a control signal is deduced from the positional difference of both motors by means of a comparator means and this signal is fed to the feed control means of at least one motor in which the motors are asynchronous rotary field motors the output of each motor being connected to a reduction gear the output of each reduction gear being mechanically connected to the rotor of a synchronizer having a rotor and stator, the stators of said synchronizers being connected to a discriminator for generating an output signal, the feed control means of each motor comprising a frequency converter controlled by an input signal, and the said output signal being combined with the input signal of at least one of said frequency converters in such a way that the positional difference of the motors is counteracted.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
190 words
A synchronizing system for two electric motors, each having a feed control means, in which a control signal is deduced from the positional difference of both motors by means of a comparator means and this signal is feed to the feed control means of at least one motor, in which the motors are asynchronous rotary field motors, the output of each motor being connected to a reduction gear, the output of each reduction gear being mechanically connected to the rotor of a synchronizer having a rotor and stator, the stators of said synchronizers being connected to a discriminator for generating an output signal, the feed control means of each motor comprising a frequency converter controlled by an input signal, and the said output signal being combined with the input signal of at least one of said frequency converters in such a way that the positional difference of the motor is counteracted, the said output signal being a dc voltage and being added to the input signal of at least one of the frequency converters, and the said input signal of said at least one frequency converter being a dc voltage.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
190 words
A synchronizing system for two electric motors, each having a feed control means, in which a control signal is deduced from the positional difference of both motors by means of a comparator means and this signal is feed to the feed control means of at least one motor, in which the motors are asynchronous rotary field motors, the output of each motor being connected to a reduction gear, the output of each reduction gear being mechanically connected to the rotor of a synchronizer having a rotor and stator, the stators of said synchronizers being connected to a discriminator for generating an output signal, the feed control means of each motor comprising a frequency converter controlled by an input signal, and the said output signal being combined with the input signal of at least one of said frequency converters in such a way that the positional difference of the motor is counteracted, the said output signal being a dc voltage and being added to the input signal of at least one of the frequency converters, and the said input signal of said at least one frequency converter being a dc voltage.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
17 words
Device according to claim 2, in which RC-circuits connected to the control inputs of the frequency converters.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim
65 words
Device according to claim 3, in which each motor is provided with a circuit for providing on and off switching, each of said circuits containing an adjustable potentiometer the terminals of which are connectable to a source of predetermined d.c. voltage, a first contact for providing this connection and an RC circuit connected between the movable contact of the potentiometer and one of its terminals.
Claim 7
Dependent Claim
43 words
Device according to claim 4, in which a further contact is arranged to be closed when the first contact is opened and vice versa, which further contact is located between the movable contact of the potentiometer and the said one of its terminals.
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