Drive unit and a motor drive control method
AssigneeNEC Corporation
InventorHideo Kashimura
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AssigneeNEC Corporation
InventorHideo Kashimura
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A drive unit capable of maintaining the stability of driving speed with respect to the driven part in which the motor is not used at a low drive efficiency. Said drive unit comprises the first and second stepping motors 12 and 14 transmitting power to the driven part at a rated driving output corresponding to the load torque of said driven part, the first and second motor drive control units 15 and 16 supplying electric power to these first and second stepping motors 12 and 14 and controlling their drive, a temperature detection circuit 7 detecting the temperature of the heat generated by these first and second motor drive control units 15 and 16 and outputting temperature detection signals, and a system control circuit 3 switching the allocation of the main drive unit or the auxiliary drive unit based on the temperature detection signals outputted from the allocation and temperature detection circuit 7 allocating one of the first or second stepping motors 12 or 14 to serve as the main drive unit or the auxiliary drive unit when the detected temperature has exceeded the previously set reference temperature.
A drive unit operable to drive a driven part comprising:
A motor drive control method for a drive unit including a first and second stepping motor for transmitting power to a driven part with a rated driving output corresponding to a load torque of the driven part, and a first and second motor drive control unit for supplying electric power to the first and second stepping motors and for controlling driving operations thereof, wherein one of said first and second stepping motors is allocated to work as a main drive unit and the other of said first and second stepping motors is allocated as an auxiliary drive unit, said control method comprising:
A drive unit operable to drive a driven part comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.