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ELECTRONIC STRUCTURE OF AN OSCILIATORY SYNCHRONOUS LINEAR DRIVE
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| Author(s) |
Ota Roubicek; Zdenek Pejsek; Jan Rozprim |
| Abstract |
Electronically amplitude and frequency controlled drive with oscillatory synchronous linear motor with longitudinal functional
air gaps, excited by permanent magnets and designed as a monoblock with a two-mass resonance mechanism and with oscillation sensor is especially convenient for the use in an automated industrial vibration equipment. Its ability for the operation also in heavy-duty service conditions was enabled mainly by the development of the reliable and price compentitive electronic accessories. The conception of reliability is based upon the principle of the drive, upon the purposefully designed electronic circuits and upon a system of automatic operation protections. Long-term experimental operation of severel prototypes expected properties of the developed electronic structure of the drive. Our purposful system approach to the solution respecting the principles of mechatronics appeared to be correct. |
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Last modified 2021-02-04 by System |
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