New inverter-fed power ultrasonic motor for speed tracking servo application and its feasible evaluations
Teruyuki Izumi, H. Yasutsune, Y.J. Kim, Momoko Nakaoka, S. Furuya, Toru Maruhashi
Abstract
Teruyuki Izumi, H. Yasutsune, Y.J. Kim, Momoko Nakaoka, S. Furuya, Toru Maruhashi
Abstract
This paper presents a schematic review of a travelling-wave type ultrasonic motor (T-USM) and a newly-proposed weight-quality speed tracking controller for a T-USM on the basis of a computer software-based variable-gain adjustment strategy. Its speed tracking characteristics, capable of improving speed ripple, speed regulation and speed tracking characteristics, are feasibly demonstrated in experiments as compared with a previously-developed fuzzy-logic speed controller of a T-USM actuated servomotor drive system. It is proved that the T-USM speed control scheme developed herein is practically acceptable for direct-drive speed servomotor systems.>
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This paper presents a schematic review of a travelling-wave type ultrasonic motor (T-USM) and a newly-proposed weight-quality speed tracking controller for a T-USM on the basis of a computer software-based variable-gain adjustment strategy. Its speed tracking characteristics, capable of improving speed ripple, speed regulation and speed tracking characteristics, are feasibly demonstrated in experiments as compared with a previously-developed fuzzy-logic speed controller of a T-USM actuated servomotor drive system. It is proved that the T-USM speed control scheme developed herein is practically acceptable for direct-drive speed servomotor systems.>
Key concepts: Servomotor, Electronic speed control, Ultrasonic motor, Computer science, Control theory (sociology), Inverter, Schematic, Control engineering