Introduction | |
General View | p. 1 |
The Electromagnetic Drive System | p. 2 |
Drive Units | p. 3 |
Motors | p. 3 |
Electronic Circuits | p. 8 |
References | p. 11 |
Motors for Continuous Rotation | |
Motors with Commutator | p. 13 |
Electrically Excited DC Motors | p. 13 |
Permanent Magnet DC Motors | p. 14 |
Commutator Series Motor (Universal Motor) | p. 33 |
Contact System and Commutation | p. 51 |
Noise Behaviour | p. 65 |
Radio Interference Suppression | p. 65 |
Brushless Permanent Magnet Motors | p. 66 |
Introduction | p. 66 |
Design Features | p. 72 |
Dynamic Model of the Brushless AC Motor | p. 92 |
Electronic Suppression of Torque Ripples | p. 99 |
Motor Characteristics | p. 104 |
Sensor Technology | p. 105 |
Special Designs of Brushless Permanent Magnet Motors | p. 111 |
Switched Reluctance Motor | p. 116 |
Magnetic Circuitry | p. 116 |
Operation | p. 117 |
Commutation | p. 118 |
Control Strategies and Motor Performance | p. 121 |
Sensorless Modes of Operation | p. 123 |
Characteristics | p. 124 |
Rotating-Field Motors | p. 125 |
Asynchronous Motors | p. 125 |
Synchronous Motors | p. 144 |
References | p. 155 |
Electromagnetic Stepping Drives | |
Overview | p. 161 |
Classification of Stepping Motors | p. 164 |
Claw-Poled Stepping Motor | p. 164 |
Disk Rotor Stepping Motor | p. 166 |
Reluctance Stepping Motor | p. 167 |
Hybrid Stepping Motor | p. 168 |
Control of Stepping Motors | p. 170 |
Operating Behaviour of Stepping Motors | p. 179 |
Step Angle | p. 179 |
Torque | p. 181 |
Positioning Accuracy | p. 182 |
Step vs Time Characteristic | p. 183 |
Operating Characteristics | p. 185 |
Resonance Frequencies | p. 188 |
Micro Stepping | p. 188 |
Assigning Reference Position | p. 190 |
Motion Sequences | p. 191 |
Classified Motion Sequences | p. 191 |
Closer Examination of Dynamic Operation | p. 194 |
References | p. 203 |
Drives with Limited Motion | |
Electromagnets | p. 205 |
Electromagnets as Drive Sections | p. 205 |
Direct Current Magnets | p. 207 |
Alternating Current Magnets | p. 227 |
Polarized Electromagnets | p. 236 |
Project Planning of Electromagnets and Magnetic Drives | p. 240 |
Design of Magnetic Drives | p. 241 |
Electrodynamic Linear and Multi-Coordinate Drives | p. 250 |
Working Principle and Basic Structure | p. 251 |
Configurations of Electrodynamic Linear Motors | p. 255 |
Types of Construction of Integrated Electrodynamic Multi-Coordinate Drives With Single-Mass Armatures for xy-, x[characters not reproducible], xy[characters not reproducible]- and xy[characters not reproducible]z-Travel | p. 269 |
Behaviour of Electrodynamic Linear and Multi-Coordinate Motors | p. 285 |
Control of Electrodynamic Linear and Multi-Coordinate Motors | p. 288 |
Commercially Offered Systems | p. 298 |
Linear and Planar Hybrid Stepping Motors | p. 298 |
Linear Hybrid Stepping Motors | p. 298 |
Multi-Coordinate Hybrid Stepping Motors | p. 303 |
Dynamic Properties of Linear Hybrid Stepping Motors | p. 306 |
Principle of Microstepping | p. 309 |
Linear Hybrid Stepping Motors as Non-Linear Magnetic Drives | p. 310 |
References | p. 311 |
Piezoelectric Drives | |
Physical Effect | p. 317 |
Piezoelectric Components | p. 318 |
Piezoelectric Materials | p. 318 |
Piezoelectric Elements | p. 320 |
Piezoelectric Actuators | p. 322 |
Stack Translator (Stacked Design) | p. 322 |
Laminar Translators | p. 326 |
Bending Elements | p. 326 |
Tube Elements | p. 327 |
Displacement Amplification | p. 328 |
Piezoelectric Motors | p. 329 |
Inchworm and Walking Motors | p. 330 |
Ultrasonic Motors | p. 332 |
Driving Electronics | p. 338 |
Power Amplifier | p. 338 |
Inverse Control | p. 340 |
Implementation Examples | p. 341 |
Positioning System with Piezo Drives | p. 342 |
Clamping Elements for Inchworm Motors | p. 343 |
References | p. 345 |
Open-Loop and Closed-Loop Control of Electric Fractional-Horsepower Motors | |
Introduction | p. 347 |
Circuit Components and Pulse-Width Modulation | p. 348 |
Circuits for Indirect Coupling and Voltage Level Adapting | p. 348 |
Control Elements for DC and Rotating-Field Motors | p. 352 |
Control Elements for Stepper Motors | p. 358 |
Modulation Methods for Three-Phase Motors | p. 359 |
Control Elements | p. 364 |
Open-Loop Control of Rotational Speed | p. 367 |
Control Elements and Power Sections for Universal Motors | p. 367 |
Open-Loop Rotational Speed Control of DC Motors | p. 368 |
Open-Loop Rotational Speed Control of Asynchronous Motors | p. 371 |
Open-Loop Control of Motors with Synchronous Speed | p. 373 |
Positioning and Rotational Speed Open-Loop Control of Stepper Motors | p. 376 |
Positioning and Rotational Speed Closed-Loop Control | p. 376 |
Closed-Loop Control of Universal Motors | p. 376 |
Closed-Loop Control of DC Motors | p. 377 |
Closed-Loop Control of Asynchronous Motors | p. 380 |
Closed-Loop Control of Electronically Commutated Motors | p. 390 |
Information on the Practice-Oriented Adjustment of Controllers and Simulation of Rotating Speed Closed-Loop Control Circuits | p. 395 |
Structure of Drive Electronics for Three-Phase Alternating Current Motors Using Circuits with Large-Scale Integration | p. 398 |
Sensorless Determination and Closed-Loop Control of Rotational Speed, Rotor Position and Internal Torque | p. 401 |
References | p. 414 |
Magnetic Bearing Technology | |
Introduction | p. 417 |
Passive Magnetic Bearings | p. 419 |
Permanent Magnet Bearings | p. 420 |
Active Magnetic Bearing Systems | p. 426 |
Electromagnetic Bearings | p. 427 |
Bearingless Motors | p. 434 |
References | p. 445 |
Mechanical Transfer Units | |
Gearings | p. 450 |
Kinds of Gearings | p. 450 |
Gear Trains | p. 452 |
Flexible Drives | p. 472 |
Screw Mechanisms | p. 477 |
Coupling Drives | p. 477 |
Cam Mechanisms | p. 480 |
Stepping Gears | p. 481 |
Couplings | p. 482 |
Firm Couplings | p. 484 |
Self-aligning Couplings | p. 485 |
Clutches | p. 487 |
Axles and Shafts | p. 492 |
Calculation of Conceptual Design | p. 492 |
Recalculation | p. 493 |
Bearings | p. 495 |
Sliding Bearings | p. 496 |
Rolling Bearings | p. 502 |
References | p. 505 |
Standards and Directions | p. 506 |
Project Design of Drive Systems | |
Requirements and Specifications | p. 509 |
Approach to Drive Functions | p. 511 |
Classification of Common Drive Functions | p. 511 |
Classification According to Motion | p. 511 |
Classification According to Operating Mode | p. 514 |
Aspects of Motor Selection | p. 517 |
Comparison of Position-Controlled DC Drives and Stepping Drives | p. 519 |
Conversion of Mechanical Drive Parameters | p. 524 |
Samples of Drive Functions | p. 526 |
Direct Drive of a Disk Storage Device | p. 526 |
Drive of a Dosing Piston Pump | p. 532 |
Drive of a Drilling Machine for Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs) | p. 539 |
Drive of a Light Pointer | p. 546 |
Drive of a Flexible-Tube Pump or Peristaltic Pump | p. 551 |
Bowden Wire Drive of a Recording Device | p. 556 |
Drum Drive | p. 566 |
Standards and Directions | p. 576 |
Important Symbols | p. 579 |
Index | p. 585 |
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