Speed adjusting apparatus

Electricity: motive power systems – Positional servo systems – With particular motor control system responsive to the...

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318135, 318302, 318372, G05B 1100

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039581667

ABSTRACT:
Means for controlling the speed of the secondary of a linear motor, particularly the shuttle of a linear motor powered loom, consists of a series of uniformly spaced markings on the secondary and a sensor responsive to the markings and located adjacent to the linear motor primary. The markings cause the sensor to produce an oscillating output, the frequency of which is dependent on the speed of the secondary. A control signal derived from the sensor output is used to turn off the supply of current to the linear motor primary when the secondary is travelling at the required speed.

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