Control circuit for proportional electro-hydraulic fluid control

Fluid handling – Line condition change responsive valves – Pilot or servo controlled

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1374875, G05D 1600

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ABSTRACT:
A control circuit for a proportional electro-hydraulic fluid control valve in which during a transient condition with a feedback control signal varying rapidly the control loop is changed to an open loop to change the transient characteristic of the valve to prevent the occurrence of an abnormal surge. The control circuit includes a control loop changeover circuit designed so that when the error signal is greater than a predetermined level, the control mode of the magnitude control of a control output signal is changed from a closed loop control in accordance with the feedback signal to an open loop control in accordance with an input signal.

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