Feedback circuit for eliminating DC offset in drive current of a

Electricity: motive power systems – Positional servo systems – Pulse-width modulated power input to motor

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318254, 318138, 318811, H02P 1100, H02P 602

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ABSTRACT:
A motor control (10) for a motor (12) powered by an AC pulse source which applies current pulses to stator windings of the motor to cause rotation of the motor in accordance with the invention includes a current sensor (18) for sensing a DC net current in the current pulses flowing to the stator windings; a pulse width modulator (26-58) for pulse width modulating the current pulses; and wherein the width of the pulses is modulated in response to the sensed net current to reduce the net current towards zero.

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