Servo control apparatus
AssigneeIshikawajima-Harima Heavy Industries Co., Ltd.
InventorsMotonao Niizuma, Shinobu Nakajima
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AssigneeIshikawajima-Harima Heavy Industries Co., Ltd.
InventorsMotonao Niizuma, Shinobu Nakajima
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Master and slave servo control circuits 2a and 2b are configured with servo controllers 3a, 3b, servo amplifiers 4a, 4b, servo motors 5a, 5b, feedback detectors 6a, 6b and error detectors 7a, 7b, and the servo motors 5a, 5b are mechanically interlocked and connected to a load. At a location upstream from the servo amplifier 4b, a torque command value selector 21 is provided; when the error detector 7a does not detect an error in the servo control circuit 2a, the selector switches so that the servo amplifier 4a and the servo amplifier 4b both receive a torque command value from the servo controller 3a, and when the error detecter 7a detects an error in the servo control circuit 2a, the selector switches so that the servo amplifier 4b receives a torque command value from the servo controller 3b. Normally, servo motors 5a and 5b control the load in a master-slave torque control mode, and if either servo control circuit 2a or 2b fails, the servo motor 5a or 5b in the failed circuit is made to run freely, and the normal servo control circuit 2a or 2b continues to control the load.
A servo control apparatus comprising a plurality of electrically connected servo control circuits that are electrically connected to a reference control adjuster, each servo control circuit operationally connected to mechanically and independently apply torque to a shaft, wherein each servo control circuit comprises:
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