Method and apparatus for minimizing forces on a web

Electricity: motive power systems – Plural – diverse or diversely controlled electric motors – Running-speed control

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C318S055000, C318S059000

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07852021

ABSTRACT:
A method of controlling a web in, for example, a web cutter that minimizes the destructive forces that are experienced by the web. The method includes providing a motor system for driving a web handling mechanism structured to move the web, wherein the motor system includes a motor and a motor control subsystem having a digital filter (such as a PID controller or some other suitable closed loop controller), detuning the digital filter, and using the motor system having the detuned digital filter to drive the web handling mechanism.

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