Electric working machine and method of controlling rotational state of motor of electric working machine
AssigneeMakita Corporation
InventorsYoshitaka Ichikawa, Goshi Ishikawa, Shinichi Hira, Yasuhito Kawai, Masahiro Watanabe, Takuya Kusakawa
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Abstract
An electric working machine in one aspect of the present disclosure includes a motor, a controller, and a setter. The controller is configured to change a rotational state of the motor, in response to an establishment of a condition for change after the motor is initiated, from a low speed rotation to a high speed rotation. The setter is configured to set, based on a situation in the motor in the low speed rotation, a control variable of the motor in the high speed rotation and/or the condition for change.
Claims17
An electric working machine comprising:
- a motor;
- a spindle configured to be rotated by the motor;
- a hammer arranged around the spindle;
- a coil spring configured to bias the hammer towards a front of the electric working machine;
- an anvil configured to be rotatably supported in a front side of the hammer and to receive an impact by the hammer;
- a trigger switch configured to be manipulated by a user of the electric working machine to manipulate rotational state of the motor;
- an electric current detection circuit connected to the motor and configured to detect a detected current value, the detected current value corresponding to a magnitude of current supplied to the motor;
- and
- a control circuit configured to:
- initiate the motor at a preset low speed rotation in response to a manipulation on the trigger switch,
- increment an electric current counter in response to the detected current value being equal to or greater than an electric current threshold value,
- decrement the electric current counter in response to the detected current value being less than the electric current threshold value,
- change a rotational state of the motor, in response to a value of the electric current counter exceeding a specified value after the motor is initiated, from the low speed rotation to a high speed rotation,
- set the specified value to a first count value in response to the detected current value being equal to or greater than a determination current value, the determination current value being greater than the electric current threshold value, and
- set the specified value to a second count value in response to the detected current value being less than the determination current value, the first count value being greater than the second count value.
An electric working machine comprising:
- a motor;
- an electric current detection circuit connected to the motor and configured to detect a detected current value, the detected current value corresponding to a magnitude of current supplied to the motor;
- and
- a controller configured to:
- initiate the motor at a preset low speed rotation,
- increment an electric current counter in response to the detected current value being equal to or greater than an electric current threshold value,
- decrement the electric current counter in response to the detected current value being less than the electric current threshold value,
- change a rotational state of the motor, in response to a value of the electric current counter exceeding a specified value after the motor is initiated, from the low speed rotation to a high speed rotation,
- set the specified value to a first count value in response to the detected current value being equal to or greater than a determination current value, the determination current value being greater than the electric current threshold value, and
- set the specified value to a second count value in response to the detected current value being less than the determination current value, the first count value being greater than the second count value.
A method of controlling a rotational state of a motor of an electric working machine, the method comprising:
- initiating the motor at a preset low speed rotation;
- detecting a detected current value corresponding to a magnitude of current supplied to the motor;
- incrementing an electric current counter in response to the detected current value being equal to or greater than an electric current threshold value;
- decrementing the electric current counter in response to the detected current value being less than the electric current threshold value;
- changing the rotational state of the motor from the low speed rotation to a high speed rotation in response to a value of the electric current counter exceeding a specified value after the motor is initiated;
- setting the specified value to a first count value in response to the detected current value being equal to or greater than a determination current value, the determination current value being greater than the electric current threshold value;
- and
- setting the specified value to a second count value in response to the detected current value being less than the determination current value, the first count value being greater than the second count value.
An electric working machine comprising:
- a motor;
- and
- a controller programmed to perform:
- a first function that initiates the motor at a preset low speed rotation,
- a second function that determines a magnitude of a load imposed on the motor in the low speed rotation,
- a third function that sets, based on the magnitude of the load determined, a control variable of the motor in a high speed rotation and/or a condition for change, and
- a fourth function that changes a rotational state of the motor, in response to an establishment of the condition for change after the motor is initiated, from the low speed rotation to the high speed rotation.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.