Abstract:
A motor drive control device includes: a deceleration start position calculating unit that calculates a deceleration start position indicating an address at which a pulse period is stored, the pulse period being equal to or larger than a pulse period at the time of forced stopping and closest to the pulse period at the time of forced stopping among the pulse periods included in a driving information; a stop pulse number calculating unit that calculates the number of pulses required for stopping the motor at an exciting position; and a driving control unit that outputs a total number of pulses of a counted number of pulses and the number of pulses from the deceleration start position until the motor is stopped in forcibly stopping the motor, and outputs a shortage of the number of pulses required for stopping the motor calculated by the stop pulse number calculating unit.
Abstract:
To provide a stepping motor which can precisely and reliably detect stopping of a rotor with respect to a stopper with a simple structure, i.e., positioning of a base point of the rotor, and provide a motorized valve using it.The stepping motor includes a stator 55 and a rotor 57 rotationally driven by the stator 55, and a detection rotor 47 detecting a rotation position of the rotor 57. The detection rotor 47 is rotatably disposed on a co-axial center L with the rotor 57 and rotationally driven via a rotation drive mechanism between the rotor 57 and the detection rotor 47. The rotation drive mechanism has a drive play having a predetermined length or angle in the rotation direction.
Abstract:
A stepping motor driving device includes a table, a driving pulse control part, an interpolation number indicating part and a driving part. The table stores thinned data which is thinned from original data and designates a pulse width of a driving pulse relating to a slow-up control or a slow-down control of a stepping motor. The driving pulse control part sequentially reads the thinned data from the table at predetermined intervals, to interpolate the thinned data in accordance with a given interpolation number so as to generate interpolated data and to output the driving pulse with the pulse width designated by the thinned data or the interpolated data by sequentially using the thinned data and the interpolated date at predetermined intervals. The interpolation number indicating part indicates the interpolation number to the driving pulse control part. The driving part drives the stepping motor in accordance with the driving pulse.
Abstract:
A motor control device for a stepping motor including at least two phase coils and a rotor is provided. The motor control device includes a control unit which applies a pulse voltage subjected to pulse width modulation, to each of the at least two phase coils, a back electromotive voltage measuring unit which provides a halt period to temporarily halt the application of the pulse voltage to one of the phase coils when a direction of the coil current flowing in the one phase coil is switched, and which measures a back electromotive voltage induced in the one phase coil during the halt period, an out-of-step detecting unit which detects an out-of-step of the stepping motor if the measured back electromotive voltage satisfies a predetermined criterion, and a voltage control unit which sets a voltage for all phase coils other than the one phase coil to a constant voltage during the halt period.
Abstract:
In a micro-step drive and driving method of a stepping motor, the stepping motor generates a drive force for movement on a prescribed path of a moving unit provided in an electrically driven device, a standard point and a target point of an operation are set on the path, the stepping motor is rotated such that the moving unit passes through the standard point, a count value of a stable stop point of the stepping motor that is closest to a count value at the point of time when the moving unit passed through the standard point is specified, the specified count value is set as a start point for controlling a rotation angle of the stepping motor, and the stepping motor is rotated, and stopped at the count value of the selected stable stop point.
Abstract:
A method of controlling a stepping motor, comprising: performing a driving control of driving a rotor at a predetermined step angle; and performing a stop control of giving a driving circuit of the stepping motor a stop instruction for stopping the rotor at a position that is before or beyond a target stop position by a minuter step angle than the step angle in the driving control in a direction in which the rotor is rotated when to stop the rotor at the target stop position.
Abstract:
A method and a system are disclosed for preventing stepper motor control signals from being applied to a stepper motor drive circuit in order to stop a stepper motor when an interlock situation is present. A sequence of one or more control signals is generated by a motion control system and passed to one or more interlock logic gates connected in series. The interlock logic gates have an enable signal input which allows the control signals to pass through to the stepper motor drive circuit if the enable input signal is set to a logic level of “1”. On the other hand, the interlock logic gates will prevent the control signals from reaching the stepper motor drive circuit if the enable input signal is set to a logic level of “0”. The logic level of the enable input signal may be connected to a switch, relay, or an integrated circuit responsive to an interlock situation such as the opening of an access door.
Abstract:
A method of controlling a stepping motor, comprising: performing a driving control of driving a rotor at a predetermined step angle; and performing a stop control of giving a driving circuit of the stepping motor a stop instruction for stopping the rotor at a position that is before or beyond a target stop position by a minuter step angle than the step angle in the driving control in a direction in which the rotor is rotated when to stop the rotor at the target stop position.
Abstract:
A stepping motor with an electrical activation circuit for electrical control of its exciter windings, is made as a driving motor and also as a braking motor with an adjustable braking action. The predefinable braking action is achieved passively without any current feed into the exciter windings. For this purpose a stipulated impedance with an adjustable duty factor can be connected to each exciter winding. One such stepping motor that is controlled in its braking action is used in an arrangement in which a strip or filament material can be transported braked from a storage.
Abstract:
The method for driving a stepping motor for printers comprises the generation of first pulses (16A,16B) at n levels recorded in registers and representing a simulation of sinusoidal waves. The maximum level is applied during two consecutive microsteps to one of the phases of the motor, while the level of the other phase changes sign. During a motor stopping command, second pulses (VCA,VCB) are applied to the registers and to the two phases of the motor and are programmed so as to ensure, during the last microstep, an exact stopping position, such that all the stopping positions are kept apart by a whole number of half steps. Very precise, fast and noise-free printing is thus attained. The resolution is doubled, without any loss of precision or speed.