| Autor: |
Milanov, Kostadin, Georgiev, Metody, Gospodinova, Dilyana |
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Journal of Electrical Systems; 2024 Supplement, Vol. 20, p99-104, 6p |
| Abstrakt: |
This study presents a robust robotic system designed to automate the feeding of lightweight components into appropriate machining centers. These centers utilize single-phase handheld power tools, each equipped with specific cutting implements and powered by a single-phase universal motor with rated power of 1.125 kW operating on AC voltage. A notable characteristic of these universal motors is their power supply through a three-phase converter. The research proposes an experimental methodology to evaluate the impact of incorporating a steel core choke on the performance of each universal motor. An inductance, with specific parameters of 2.32 mH, is connected between the three-phase converter and the single-phase universal motor. This inductance also functions as a positive current feedback mechanism. The system's robustness is enhanced through current and voltage feedback connections to and from the single-phase universal motors, improving the control of each universal electric motor. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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