Electricity: motive power systems – Positional servo systems
Patent
1997-10-30
1999-08-03
Ip, Paul
Electricity: motive power systems
Positional servo systems
318561, 318632, 364475, 83318, 83 37, G05D 23275, B26D 156
Patent
active
059329858
ABSTRACT:
A treating period T=L.sub.0 /V is determined from a preset treating length L.sub.0 and a stock running speed V. An advancing acceleration is made as small as possible consistent with a requirement that an advancing time T.sub.F of the treating machine (=advancing positioning interval t.sub.1 +settling time t.sub.s +treating interval t.sub.c +retracting deceleration interval t.sub.2) is equal to or less than T/2 and a requirement that (t.sub.1 /2+t.sub.s) V assumes a given value. Both a retracting acceleration and a retracting speed are made as small as possible consistent with a requirement that an advanced distance is equal to a retracted distance and a requirement that a stop positioning interval t.sub.6 is made as close to a minimum value as possible.
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Ip Paul
Nusco Co. Ltd.
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