Process for the position detection of a linearly driven drive system
AssigneeLandis & Gyr Technology Innovation AG
InventorsKlaus Bott, Eckhard Schwendemann
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Abstract
An angular position change of the linearly driven drive system is proportional to its particular running time. In the process there is determined a desired value of the running time of the drive system belonging to a desired-value angular position (.alpha..sub.S), the drive system is thereupon started and its running time is measured and, when a measured value of the running time is equal to the determined desired value of said running time, the drive system is stopped. By this process the dependability of the drive system is improved and the costs of the latter are reduced.
Claims6
A process for detecting the angular position of a linearly driven drive system, of the type where the angular position change (.DELTA..alpha.) is proportional to its particular running time (.DELTA.t) and which has a processing means and associated memory, and at least two limit switches adapted to operate at respective known predetermined angular positions, the process comprising the steps of:
- determining a desired value (.DELTA.t.sub.S) for the running time (.DELTA.t) of the drive system corresponding to the desired angular position value (.alpha..sub.S);
- starting the drive system and measuring its running time (.DELTA.t);
- and,
- stopping the drive system when a measured value of the running time (.DELTA.t) is equal to a determined desired value (.DELTA.t.sub.S) of the running time (.DELTA.t).
A process for detecting the angular position of a linearly driven drive system, of the type where the angular position change (.DELTA..alpha.) is proportional to its particular running time (.DELTA.t) and which has a processing means and associated memory, and at least two limit switches adapted to operate at respective known predetermined angular positions, the process comprising the steps of:
- determining a value of the angular velocity (W) of the drive system with the aid of two of said limit switches and storing said determined desired value (.DELTA.t.sub.S) of the running time (.DELTA.t) of the drive system corresponding to the desired angular position (.alpha..sub.S) in said memory for later use by said processing means.
- determining a desired value (.DELTA.t.sub.S) for the running time (.DELTA.t) of the drive system corresponding to the desired angular position value (.alpha..sub.S);
- starting the drive system and measuring its running time (.DELTA.t);
- and
- stopping the drive system when a measured value of the running time (.DELTA.t) is equal to a determined desired value (.DELTA.t.sub.S) of the running time (.DELTA.t)
- recalibrating said drive system by cyclically starting the drive system from the angular position defined by at least one of several limit switches (3) and determining a desired-value/actual-value difference (D) for a predetermined desired value (.DELTA.t.sub.S,E) and for a measured actual value (.DELTA.t.sub.E) of a running time (.DELTA.t) which is required when proceeding from a known momentary angular position (.alpha..sub.A) of the drive system, to reach one of said limit switches (3), and multiplying the angular velocity (W) of the drive system by a correction factor (k) which is a function of the desired-value/actual-value difference (D) to obtain an angular velocity (W.sub.E) which is subsequently used in the process until a subsequent recalibrating step is carried out for determining of the desired value (.DELTA.t.sub.S) of the running time (.DELTA.t).
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