Method for slaving a stepping motor and arrangement for practisi

Electricity: motive power systems – Open-loop stepping motor control systems

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318685, 368157, H02K 2904

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ABSTRACT:
A method for slaving a stepping motor proposes several levels of width of the control pulses U in order to adapt the torque provided by the motor to the load imposed thereon. The method includes measurement of the induced voltage Ui during a time interval T.sub.Ui situated immediately before the end of the control pulse U if the duration of such pulse does not exceed a predetermined duration T.sub.n (FIG. 8) or within a gap T.sub.x opened in the control pulse U if such pulse does exceed said predetermined duration T.sub.n (FIG. 11).
The method may be applied to slaving stepping motors wherein the stator exhibits air gaps or saturable zones.

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10th International Congress of Chromometry, Adaptive Controlled Drive System of Stepping Motor for Analog Quartz Watch by Makoto Veda et al., pp. 67-121; Sep. 14, 1979.

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