Electricity: motive power systems – Motor load – armature current or force control during... – Initial – 'cracking' or 'starting from rest' torque control
Patent
1994-08-15
1995-11-14
Ro, Bentsu
Electricity: motive power systems
Motor load, armature current or force control during...
Initial, 'cracking' or 'starting from rest' torque control
318439, 318459, 318254, H02P 620
Patent
active
054669995
ABSTRACT:
A method for starting spin-up of a spindle motor in a hard disk drive. When power is initially applied to the spindle motor, the spindle motor is set to a first commutation state. The spindle motor is maintained in this first commutation state for a pre-determined period of time to allow the spindle motor to reach a known null point. Thereupon, the spindle motor is advanced to a second commutation state. The spindle motor is then maintained at this second commutation state for another pre-determined period of time. Finally, the spindle motor is advanced two successive commutation states to a peak torque curve. Once the spindle motor has started spinning, the commutation process is controlled according to the sensed back EMF voltage being generated in the off-phase.
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patent: 5298838 (1994-03-01), Peters et al.
patent: 5298839 (1994-03-01), Takeda
Maxtor Corporation
Ro Bentsu
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