Method for operating an electric or fluidic actuator using a monitoring means for outputting a fault signal and movement controller for an actuator
AssigneeFesto AG & Co.
InventorRainer Nitsche
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AssigneeFesto AG & Co.
InventorRainer Nitsche
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A method for operating an electric or fluidic actuator, for which a setpoint position is predefined, includes the steps: provision of the setpoint position to a path planning unit and calculation of movement values from the setpoint position, provision of the movement values by the path planning unit to an open-loop control circuit and a closed-loop control circuit, calculation of a first manipulated variable component dependent on the movement values in the open-loop control circuit and calculation of a second manipulated variable component dependent on the movement values and on position signals of a position sensor assigned to the actuator in the closed-loop control circuit, combining of the first and the second manipulated variable component in an control unit and provision of a control signal resulting from the manipulated variable components to the actuator.
A method for operating an electric or fluidic actuator for which a setpoint position is predefined, the method comprising:
A movement controller for an actuator, comprising an input interface, configured to receive a setpoint position, with a drive interface, configured to provide a power flow to an actuator and for receipt by a position sensor associated with the actuator, with a computing unit, the computing unit being in the form of a microprocessor with memory and configured to process the setpoint position in a control signal and with a power amplifier arrangement, configured to provide the power flow to the drive interface as a function of the control signal, wherein the computing unit is configured to:
A method for operating an electric or fluidic actuator for which a setpoint position is predefined, the method comprising:
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