Electricity: motive power systems – Positional servo systems – Adaptive or optimizing systems including 'bang-bang' servos
Patent
1993-05-11
1995-11-07
Shoop, Jr., William M.
Electricity: motive power systems
Positional servo systems
Adaptive or optimizing systems including 'bang-bang' servos
318778, 318274, G11B 555
Patent
active
054650356
ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for moving a member provides parameters related to a given destination position of the member and corresponding to a switch time, a final time, an acceleration amplitude, and a deceleration amplitude. These parameters are used to specify a piecewise continuous function of time as an input signal. The input signal feeds a motor to move the member. The final time, switch time, acceleration amplitude, and deceleration amplitude are specified by iteratively providing minimal values for the switch time and final time while providing maximum acceptable values for the acceleration amplitude and deceleration amplitude for each possible given change in a characteristic of the movable member. A pre-shaped input signal is thereby provided which is bandwidth limited such that its energy is concentrated below the frequency of the lowest system resonance, since the signal is a piecewise continuous function comprising concatenated raised cosine and constant functions. The input signal may be asymmetrical and may have acceleration and deceleration amplitudes which differ in magnitude, and thus is useful in systems where it is desirable to the limit frequency content of an input signal while compensating for the effects of back EMF voltage. Since only four parameters are needed to specify the input signal, the signal is easy to construct, and it thus practical for use in high density disk drive applications.
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Brockett Roger W.
Scaramuzzo, Jr. John A.
Harrison David B.
Quantum Corporation
Shoop Jr. William M.
Sircus Brian
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