Frequency signal control circuit and vibration type motor appara

Electricity: motive power systems – Nonmagnetic motor

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310319, 310316, H02P 700, H01L 4108

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054951526

ABSTRACT:
A frequency signal control circuit for a vibration type motor apparatus, which uses as a driving force a vibration generated by application of a frequency signal to an electro-mechanical energy conversion element thereof, inhibits a shift operation of the frequency signal to a lower frequency when a detector detects that a voltage level of a power supply is less than or equal to a predetermined first level, and shifts the frequency to a higher frequency when the detector detects that the voltage level is less than or equal to a second level, the second level being lower than the first level.

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