Servomotor and encoder
AssigneeMitsubishi Electric Corporation
InventorsHiroshi Nagata, Toshikazu Satone, Masanori Nimura, Hajime Nakajima
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AssigneeMitsubishi Electric Corporation
InventorsHiroshi Nagata, Toshikazu Satone, Masanori Nimura, Hajime Nakajima
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An encoder includes a first multiple rotation counter that generates first multiple rotation data using a rotation signal indicating one rotation of a rotational shaft of a motor, a second multiple rotation counter that generates second multiple rotation data using the rotation signal, a first cumulative-number calculation unit that calculates first accumulated multiple rotation data using an angle signal indicating a rotational angle of the rotational shaft, a second cumulative-number calculation unit that calculates second accumulated multiple rotation data using the angle signal, and a first comparative diagnosis unit that diagnoses whether the encoder has a fault by performing a comparison to determine whether the first multiple rotation data, the second multiple rotation data, the first accumulated multiple rotation data, and the second accumulated multiple rotation data are a same value.
A servomotor comprising:
A servomotor comprising:
An encoder that generates multiple rotation data obtained by counting rotations of a rotational shaft of a motor that includes the rotational shaft using a rotation signal that indicates one rotation of the rotational shaft, one-rotation data calculated using an angle signal that indicates a rotational angle of the rotational shaft and indicating a rotational angle within one rotation, and accumulated multiple rotation data obtained by accumulating the rotational angles using the angle signal and counting the rotations of the rotational shaft whenever the rotational shaft makes one rotation, and transmits either the multiple rotation data or the accumulated multiple rotation data and the one-rotation data to a motor control device, the encoder comprising:
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