Servo control system
AssigneeCambridge Technology, Inc.
InventorVladimir I. Oks
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AssigneeCambridge Technology, Inc.
InventorVladimir I. Oks
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A servo control system having a proportional (P) or a proportional plus integral (PI) position controller, which output signal represents an input speed reference signal for a speed close loop system with a speed controller detecting a speed deviation, derived from a speed feedback loop, which output signal represents an input current reference signal for a current close loop system with a current controller detecting a current deviation, derived from a current feedback loop, which controls an amount of the current flowing through a motor. The position controller detects the position deviation between a position reference signal and a position feedback signal separately for the P part controller, to produce a P part speed reference signal, and for the I part controller, to produce an I part speed reference signal, as a “two parallel-position outer loop feedback control system” and includes a position reference reduction circuit with scale coefficient less than one for the close loop with the P part controller. The P part controller and the I part controller connect to the summing unit, which sums the P part speed reference signal and I part speed reference signal, and its an output signal represents the speed reference signal for the speed close loop system.
A servo control system having a proportional (P) or a proportional plus an integral (PI) position controller, which output signal represents an input speed reference signal for a speed close loop system with a speed controller detecting a speed deviation, derived from a speed feedback loop, which output signal represents an input current reference signal for a current close loop system with a current controller detecting a current deviation, derived from a current feedback loop, which controls an amount of the current flowing through a motor, comprising:
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