Switching Response Improvement of a High Speed On/Off Solenoid Valve by Using a 3 Power Source Type Valve Driving Circuit
Ill-Yeong Lee
Abstract
Ill-Yeong Lee
Abstract
High speed on/off solenoid valves have often been used for pressure control or flow control in hydraulic servo systems for automobiles or construction machines. These systems require faster valve switching speed to improve control preciseness. The authors have designed and manufactured an electronic valve driving circuit with fast response characteristics by using a 3 power source. In experiments using a hydraulic system incorporating the new valve driving circuit, the new circuit shortened the switching delay time from 5 ms to 1.55 ms. Also, the hydraulic system with the new circuit showed excellent position tracking control performances.
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High speed on/off solenoid valves have often been used for pressure control or flow control in hydraulic servo systems for automobiles or construction machines. These systems require faster valve switching speed to improve control preciseness. The authors have designed and manufactured an electronic valve driving circuit with fast response characteristics by using a 3 power source. In experiments using a hydraulic system incorporating the new valve driving circuit, the new circuit shortened the switching delay time from 5 ms to 1.55 ms. Also, the hydraulic system with the new circuit showed excellent position tracking control performances.
Key concepts: Solenoid valve, Electrohydraulic servo valve, Solenoid, Hydraulic machinery, Hydraulic circuit, Power (physics), Valve actuator, Response time