A method of compensating for the friction of a rotating bearing
H. Smith, M. D. Smith
Abstract
H. Smith, M. D. Smith
Abstract
A torque converter and an electronic driver circuit are described that will generate a compensating applied torque that is equal and opposite to the frictional torque of a bearing over a range of angular velocities. The compensated bearing is effectively frictionless. The frictional torque is assumed to have a constant component and one that is proportional to the angular velocity.
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A torque converter and an electronic driver circuit are described that will generate a compensating applied torque that is equal and opposite to the frictional torque of a bearing over a range of angular velocities. The compensated bearing is effectively frictionless. The frictional torque is assumed to have a constant component and one that is proportional to the angular velocity.
Key concepts: Friction torque, Torque, Bearing (navigation), Stall torque, Angular velocity, Mechanics, Constant (computer programming), Damping torque