US4549261A
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Hybrid analog control structure
Assignee: Commissariat à l'Énergie Atomique et Aux Énergies Alternatives
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Filing: 1983-01-26
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Granted: 1985-10-22
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Expires: 2003-01-26
Abstract
Abstract A control system having the structure of a loop controls the shaft angular position of a motor driving a load in the situation wherein the inertia of the load, as referred back to the rotational axis of the motor, is variable. The system includes a computer providing values of gain, damping, and inertia which are used as multiplicative factors in processing a loop error signal. The error signal is the difference between a desired motor shaft position and the actual shaft position. Parallel multiplying branches, one of which includes a derivative circuit, are utilized for forming products of error signal and the derivative thereof by the gain and damping factors provided by the computer. The products are summed and provided as a drive signal to the motor. The drive signal may also include a second derivative of the desired shaft position, and may be scaled by the computed inertia.
Inventors
- 👤 Mayez Al Mouhamed
Bibliographic Details
Application Number
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Jurisdiction
US
Data Source
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Last Synchronized
2026-10-27 23:51
CPC Classifications
G; G05; G05B; G05B19/00; G05B19/02; G05B19/18; G05B19/19; G05B19/33; B; B25; B25J; B25J9/00; B25J9/16; B25J9/1628; B25J9/1638; G05B2219/00; G05B2219/30; G05B2219/39; G05B2219/39178
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 5
Claim 1
Independent Claim
221 words
A control system having a loop for control of the shaft angular position θ r of a motor driving a load, wherein the load inertia J referred to the rotational axis of the motor is variable, said system energizing said motor to produce a torque in response to an error ε equal to the difference between a commanded angular position θ c and the real angular position θ r of said motor shaft, said system comprising: a computer providing values of a loop gain G and a loop damping β; a transducer sensing the motor shaft position θ r first adder means for combining the commanded position θ c and the real position θ r to form the error ε; a first and a second multiplying means coupled between said computer and said first adder means for forming the products, respectively, Gε and βε', said second multiplying means including derivative means for differentiating ε to provide its derivative ε'; and second adder means for summing the Gε and the βε' products of said first and said second multiplying means, said second adder means being coupled between said first multiplying means and said second multiplying means and said motor for ouputting a signal proportional to Gε and βε' to impart a desired value of torque to said motor for driving the load.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
221 words
A control system having a loop for control of the shaft angular position θ r of a motor driving a load, wherein the load inertia J referred to the rotational axis of the motor is variable, said system energizing said motor to produce a torque in response to an error ε equal to the difference between a commanded angular position θ c and the real angular position θ r of said motor shaft, said system comprising: a computer providing values of a loop gain G and a loop damping β; a transducer sensing the motor shaft position θ r first adder means for combining the commanded position θ c and the real position θ r to form the error ε; a first and a second multiplying means coupled between said computer and said first adder means for forming the products, respectively, Gε and βε', said second multiplying means including derivative means for differentiating ε to provide its derivative ε'; and second adder means for summing the Gε and the βε' products of said first and said second multiplying means, said second adder means being coupled between said first multiplying means and said second multiplying means and said motor for ouputting a signal proportional to Gε and βε' to impart a desired value of torque to said motor for driving the load.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
81 words
A system according to claim 1 wherein said computer provides a value of the inertia J, said computer multiplying G and β by J and outputting the respective products JG and Jβ respectively to said first and said second multiplying means, and wherein output signals of said first multiplying means and said second multiplying means and said second adder means are scaled by the inertia J to provide a more accurate value of motor torque for reduction of the error β.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
85 words
A system according to claim 2 wherein said commanded angular position θ c is applied to said computer, said computer forming the second derivative of θ c " with respect to time and multiplying said second derivative by the inertia J, said computer outputting the product of Jθ c " to said second adder means, said second adder means summing said Jθ c " into its output signal to provide further accuracy in the value of motor torque for further reduction of the error β.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
41 words
A system according to claim 3 wherein said computer is a digital computer, said system further comprising means for converting digital signals of said computer to analog signals to enable said second adder means to energize said motor with analog signals.
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