Electricity: motive power systems – With particular motor-driven load device – Tension-maintaining type of motor-control system
Patent
1978-04-03
1980-10-28
Truhe, J. V.
Electricity: motive power systems
With particular motor-driven load device
Tension-maintaining type of motor-control system
318331, 318338, 318342, H02P 500
Patent
active
042309751
ABSTRACT:
Means and method for controlling the power delivered to the shaft of a DC motor when the field of the motor becomes saturated and prevents control of armature voltage by the field of the motor. The method involves the step of increasing the current in the armature by an amount corresponding to the decrease in the voltage of the armature caused by a decrease in the speed of the armature during saturation of the field. Increasing armature current is effective to maintain power output of the motor constant. If the speed of the armature increases after the occurrence of saturation, the voltage of the armature increases, such that the method includes the additional step of decreasing armature current in proportion to the increasing armature voltage to maintain constant power output of the motor.
REFERENCES:
patent: 4019107 (1977-04-01), Dixon et al.
patent: 4079301 (1978-03-01), Johnson
Donatelli Paul C.
Main Kenneth G.
Aluminum Company of America
Redman John W.
Strickland Elroy
Truhe J. V.
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