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Motor stop control device
Assignee: Sharp Corp
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Filing: 1989-02-02
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Granted: 1991-12-03
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Expires: 2009-02-02
Abstract
Abstract A motor stop control device for stopping a motor rapidly. The motor control includes a pulse generator for generating a pulse signal having a pulse width which is in relation to the speed of the motor, a CPU, and a drive for driving the motor. When a motor stop command signal is produced when the motor being rotated forward, CPU operates the drive to produce a counter drive torque, and, at the same time, CPU starts to compare the pulse width of the present pulse signal with that of the previous pulse signal, and produces a signal when the pulse width of the present pulse signal becomes shorter than that of the previous cycle. When the signal is produced, the drive stops to produces the counter drive torque.
Inventors
- 👤 Daiji Yamane
- 👤 Nobuyuki Horie
- 👤 Aisaku Taguchi
- 👤 Teruki Sugiura
Bibliographic Details
Application Number
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Jurisdiction
US
Data Source
google_patents
Last Synchronized
2026-10-30 14:36
CPC Classifications
G; G11; G11B; G11B19/00; G11B19/02; G11B19/20; G11B19/22; H; H02; H02P; H02P3/00; H02P3/06; H02P3/18; H02P3/20
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 8
Claim 1
Independent Claim
197 words
A motor control for stopping a rotor rapidly in response to a stop command signal comprising: a pulse generator for detecting the rotation of a motor and for generating a pulse signal having a frequency relative to the rotational speed of the motor; a driver for driving the motor at least in three different modes which generate, in a first mode a first direction driving torque, in a second mode a second direction driving torque, and in a third mode applying no torque; pulse width detecting means for detecting a pulse width of the pulse signal; storing means for storing a pulse width of a pulse signal obtained in a previous cycle; comparator means for comparing a pulse width obtained in a present cycle with a pulse width obtained in a previous cycle, and for producing a terminating signal when said present pulse width is smaller than said previous pulse width; control means for controlling said driver such that in response to the receipt of a stop command, said driver drives said motor to generate said second direction driving torque, and thereafter in response to said terminating signal, said driver drives said motor to generate no torque.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
197 words
A motor control for stopping a rotor rapidly in response to a stop command signal comprising: a pulse generator for detecting the rotation of a motor and for generating a pulse signal having a frequency relative to the rotational speed of the motor; a driver for driving the motor at least in three different modes which generate, in a first mode a first direction driving torque, in a second mode a second direction driving torque, and in a third mode applying no torque; pulse width detecting means for detecting a pulse width of the pulse signal; storing means for storing a pulse width of a pulse signal obtained in a previous cycle; comparator means for comparing a pulse width obtained in a present cycle with a pulse width obtained in a previous cycle, and for producing a terminating signal when said present pulse width is smaller than said previous pulse width; control means for controlling said driver such that in response to the receipt of a stop command, said driver drives said motor to generate said second direction driving torque, and thereafter in response to said terminating signal, said driver drives said motor to generate no torque.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
12 words
The apparatus of claim 1 wherein said control means includes a CPU.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
15 words
The apparatus of claim 1 wherein the motor drive can drive a magnetic optical disk.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
236 words
A motor control for stopping a motor rapidly in response to a stop command signal comprising: a pulse generator for detecting the rotation of a motor and for generating a pulse signal having a frequency relative to the rotational speed of the motor; a driver for driving the motor at least in three different modes which generate in a first mode a first direction driving torque, in a second mode a second direction driving torque, and in a third mode applying no torque; pulse width detecting means for detecting a pulse width of said pulse signal; storing means for storing a pulse width of a pulse signal obtained in a previous cycle; first comparator means for comparing said pulse width with a predetermined pulse width and for producing a first termination signal when said pulse width exceeds said predetermined pulse width; second comparator means for comparing said pulse width obtained in a present cycle with said pulse width obtained in a previous cycle, and for producing a second termination signal when said present pulse width is smaller than said previous pulse width; control means for controlling said driver such that in response to the receipt of a stop command, said driver drives said motor to generate said second direction driving torque, and thereafter in response to either one of two of said first and second termination signals, said driver drives said motor to generate no torque.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim
236 words
A motor control for stopping a motor rapidly in response to a stop command signal comprising: a pulse generator for detecting the rotation of a motor and for generating a pulse signal having a frequency relative to the rotational speed of the motor; a driver for driving the motor at least in three different modes which generate in a first mode a first direction driving torque, in a second mode a second direction driving torque, and in a third mode applying no torque; pulse width detecting means for detecting a pulse width of said pulse signal; storing means for storing a pulse width of a pulse signal obtained in a previous cycle; first comparator means for comparing said pulse width with a predetermined pulse width and for producing a first termination signal when said pulse width exceeds said predetermined pulse width; second comparator means for comparing said pulse width obtained in a present cycle with said pulse width obtained in a previous cycle, and for producing a second termination signal when said present pulse width is smaller than said previous pulse width; control means for controlling said driver such that in response to the receipt of a stop command, said driver drives said motor to generate said second direction driving torque, and thereafter in response to either one of two of said first and second termination signals, said driver drives said motor to generate no torque.
Claim 7
Dependent Claim
12 words
The apparatus of claim 4 wherein said control means includes a CPU.
Claim 8
Dependent Claim
14 words
The apparatus of claim 4 wherein the motor drive can drive a magnetio-optical disk.
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