Nail gun and control method thereof

Abstract

A nail gun includes a housing; an electric motor disposed in the housing; a firing assembly configured to be capable of moving from an initial position to a firing position to drive a nail into a workpiece and moving from the firing position to the initial position within a nailing cycle; a parameter detection unit connected to at least the electric motor and configured to detect at least the number of revolutions of the electric motor; and a controller connected to at least the parameter detection unit. The controller is configured to, when the number of revolutions is greater than or equal to a first revolution number threshold and less than a second revolution number threshold, control the electric motor to operate at a constant rotational speed.

Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.