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NASA NTRS · 20060050048

Motor Controller System For Large Dynamic Range of Motor Operation

Abstract

A motor controller system uses a rotary sensor with a plurality of signal conditioning units, coupled to the rotary sensor. Each of these units, which is associated with a particular range of motor output shaft rotation rates, generate a feedback signal indicative of the position of the motor s output shaft. A controller (i) converts a selected motor output shaft rotation rate to a corresponding incremental amount of rotational movement for a selected fixed time period, (ii) selects, at periodic completions of the selected fixed time period, the feedback signal from one of the signal conditioning units for which the particular range of motor output shaft rotation rates associated therewith encompasses the selected motor output shaft rotation rate, and (iii) generates a motor drive signal based on a difference between the incremental amount of rotational movement and the feedback signal from the selected one of the signal conditioning Units.

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Howard, David E., Alhorn, Dean C., Smith, Dennis A., Dutton, Kenneth R., Paulson, Mitchell Scott. 2006-07-25. Motor Controller System For Large Dynamic Range of Motor Operation. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20060050048

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