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9783540731283

Handbook of Fractional-horsepower Drives

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    9783540731283

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    3540731288

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2008-07-04
  • Publisher: Springer Verlag
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Summary

"Fractional-Horsepower drives are crucial for all kinds of products, from simple domestic utensils to most complex technological applications. This handbook gives a practical overview on the available drives. It gives a comprehensive reference about design, functionality, properties, and applications of fractional horsepower drives and introduces into their control and the mechanical transducers. Additionally, the book shows us avenues for projecting new drives." "The author addresses practicing engineers as well as students of electrical and mechanical engineering, control and mechanics."--BOOK JACKET.

Table of Contents

Introduction
General Viewp. 1
The Electromagnetic Drive Systemp. 2
Drive Unitsp. 3
Motorsp. 3
Electronic Circuitsp. 8
Referencesp. 11
Motors for Continuous Rotation
Motors with Commutatorp. 13
Electrically Excited DC Motorsp. 13
Permanent Magnet DC Motorsp. 14
Commutator Series Motor (Universal Motor)p. 33
Contact System and Commutationp. 51
Noise Behaviourp. 65
Radio Interference Suppressionp. 65
Brushless Permanent Magnet Motorsp. 66
Introductionp. 66
Design Featuresp. 72
Dynamic Model of the Brushless AC Motorp. 92
Electronic Suppression of Torque Ripplesp. 99
Motor Characteristicsp. 104
Sensor Technologyp. 105
Special Designs of Brushless Permanent Magnet Motorsp. 111
Switched Reluctance Motorp. 116
Magnetic Circuitryp. 116
Operationp. 117
Commutationp. 118
Control Strategies and Motor Performancep. 121
Sensorless Modes of Operationp. 123
Characteristicsp. 124
Rotating-Field Motorsp. 125
Asynchronous Motorsp. 125
Synchronous Motorsp. 144
Referencesp. 155
Electromagnetic Stepping Drives
Overviewp. 161
Classification of Stepping Motorsp. 164
Claw-Poled Stepping Motorp. 164
Disk Rotor Stepping Motorp. 166
Reluctance Stepping Motorp. 167
Hybrid Stepping Motorp. 168
Control of Stepping Motorsp. 170
Operating Behaviour of Stepping Motorsp. 179
Step Anglep. 179
Torquep. 181
Positioning Accuracyp. 182
Step vs Time Characteristicp. 183
Operating Characteristicsp. 185
Resonance Frequenciesp. 188
Micro Steppingp. 188
Assigning Reference Positionp. 190
Motion Sequencesp. 191
Classified Motion Sequencesp. 191
Closer Examination of Dynamic Operationp. 194
Referencesp. 203
Drives with Limited Motion
Electromagnetsp. 205
Electromagnets as Drive Sectionsp. 205
Direct Current Magnetsp. 207
Alternating Current Magnetsp. 227
Polarized Electromagnetsp. 236
Project Planning of Electromagnets and Magnetic Drivesp. 240
Design of Magnetic Drivesp. 241
Electrodynamic Linear and Multi-Coordinate Drivesp. 250
Working Principle and Basic Structurep. 251
Configurations of Electrodynamic Linear Motorsp. 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-Travelp. 269
Behaviour of Electrodynamic Linear and Multi-Coordinate Motorsp. 285
Control of Electrodynamic Linear and Multi-Coordinate Motorsp. 288
Commercially Offered Systemsp. 298
Linear and Planar Hybrid Stepping Motorsp. 298
Linear Hybrid Stepping Motorsp. 298
Multi-Coordinate Hybrid Stepping Motorsp. 303
Dynamic Properties of Linear Hybrid Stepping Motorsp. 306
Principle of Microsteppingp. 309
Linear Hybrid Stepping Motors as Non-Linear Magnetic Drivesp. 310
Referencesp. 311
Piezoelectric Drives
Physical Effectp. 317
Piezoelectric Componentsp. 318
Piezoelectric Materialsp. 318
Piezoelectric Elementsp. 320
Piezoelectric Actuatorsp. 322
Stack Translator (Stacked Design)p. 322
Laminar Translatorsp. 326
Bending Elementsp. 326
Tube Elementsp. 327
Displacement Amplificationp. 328
Piezoelectric Motorsp. 329
Inchworm and Walking Motorsp. 330
Ultrasonic Motorsp. 332
Driving Electronicsp. 338
Power Amplifierp. 338
Inverse Controlp. 340
Implementation Examplesp. 341
Positioning System with Piezo Drivesp. 342
Clamping Elements for Inchworm Motorsp. 343
Referencesp. 345
Open-Loop and Closed-Loop Control of Electric Fractional-Horsepower Motors
Introductionp. 347
Circuit Components and Pulse-Width Modulationp. 348
Circuits for Indirect Coupling and Voltage Level Adaptingp. 348
Control Elements for DC and Rotating-Field Motorsp. 352
Control Elements for Stepper Motorsp. 358
Modulation Methods for Three-Phase Motorsp. 359
Control Elementsp. 364
Open-Loop Control of Rotational Speedp. 367
Control Elements and Power Sections for Universal Motorsp. 367
Open-Loop Rotational Speed Control of DC Motorsp. 368
Open-Loop Rotational Speed Control of Asynchronous Motorsp. 371
Open-Loop Control of Motors with Synchronous Speedp. 373
Positioning and Rotational Speed Open-Loop Control of Stepper Motorsp. 376
Positioning and Rotational Speed Closed-Loop Controlp. 376
Closed-Loop Control of Universal Motorsp. 376
Closed-Loop Control of DC Motorsp. 377
Closed-Loop Control of Asynchronous Motorsp. 380
Closed-Loop Control of Electronically Commutated Motorsp. 390
Information on the Practice-Oriented Adjustment of Controllers and Simulation of Rotating Speed Closed-Loop Control Circuitsp. 395
Structure of Drive Electronics for Three-Phase Alternating Current Motors Using Circuits with Large-Scale Integrationp. 398
Sensorless Determination and Closed-Loop Control of Rotational Speed, Rotor Position and Internal Torquep. 401
Referencesp. 414
Magnetic Bearing Technology
Introductionp. 417
Passive Magnetic Bearingsp. 419
Permanent Magnet Bearingsp. 420
Active Magnetic Bearing Systemsp. 426
Electromagnetic Bearingsp. 427
Bearingless Motorsp. 434
Referencesp. 445
Mechanical Transfer Units
Gearingsp. 450
Kinds of Gearingsp. 450
Gear Trainsp. 452
Flexible Drivesp. 472
Screw Mechanismsp. 477
Coupling Drivesp. 477
Cam Mechanismsp. 480
Stepping Gearsp. 481
Couplingsp. 482
Firm Couplingsp. 484
Self-aligning Couplingsp. 485
Clutchesp. 487
Axles and Shaftsp. 492
Calculation of Conceptual Designp. 492
Recalculationp. 493
Bearingsp. 495
Sliding Bearingsp. 496
Rolling Bearingsp. 502
Referencesp. 505
Standards and Directionsp. 506
Project Design of Drive Systems
Requirements and Specificationsp. 509
Approach to Drive Functionsp. 511
Classification of Common Drive Functionsp. 511
Classification According to Motionp. 511
Classification According to Operating Modep. 514
Aspects of Motor Selectionp. 517
Comparison of Position-Controlled DC Drives and Stepping Drivesp. 519
Conversion of Mechanical Drive Parametersp. 524
Samples of Drive Functionsp. 526
Direct Drive of a Disk Storage Devicep. 526
Drive of a Dosing Piston Pumpp. 532
Drive of a Drilling Machine for Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs)p. 539
Drive of a Light Pointerp. 546
Drive of a Flexible-Tube Pump or Peristaltic Pumpp. 551
Bowden Wire Drive of a Recording Devicep. 556
Drum Drivep. 566
Standards and Directionsp. 576
Important Symbolsp. 579
Indexp. 585
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