Electricity: motive power systems – Motor load – armature current or force control during... – Initial – 'cracking' or 'starting from rest' torque control
Patent
1995-09-26
1997-07-22
Ro, Bentsu
Electricity: motive power systems
Motor load, armature current or force control during...
Initial, 'cracking' or 'starting from rest' torque control
318254, 318277, H02P 620
Patent
active
056506996
ABSTRACT:
A remote starting control circuit for a polyphase motor includes a controller, a zero-crosspoint detector, a power switch, a commutation circuit and a motor drive output circuit. The controller controls an excitation current applied to the motor. When the motor starts normally, it is accelerated in accordance with a detected zero-crosspoint. If the zero-crosspoint detector indicates that the motor has not started under optimal conditions, the controller adjusts a power-OFF interval and an excitation pulse width and re-starts the motor accordingly. Because of the ability to controllably adjust the starting of the motor under various excitation conditions, the motor can be started successfully without such problems as torque dead-point, head sticking and insufficient starting torque.
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Lee Sang Woo
Lee Sang Yong
Tang Shi Ming
Ro Bentsu
Samsung Electronics Co,. Ltd.
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