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<strong>Vibration</strong> <strong>Suppression</strong>


Summary<br />

What is vibration<br />

What causes vibration<br />

Why is it important<br />

How to control vibration<br />

Damping<br />

Motion profile<br />

Technology behind vibration suppression<br />

Encoder<br />

<strong>Vibration</strong> detection<br />

How to implement vibration suppression<br />

Added control output<br />

Applications


What is <strong>Vibration</strong>?<br />

<strong>Vibration</strong> refers to mechanical oscillations about an equilibrium point.<br />

The oscillations may be periodic such as the motion of a pendulum or<br />

random such as the movement of a tire on a gravel road.<br />

<strong>Vibration</strong> is occasionally desirable. For example the motion of a tuning<br />

fork, the reed in a woodwind instrument or harmonica , or the cone of<br />

a loudspeaker is desirable vibration, necessary for the correct<br />

functioning of the various devices.<br />

More often, vibration is undesirable, wasting energy and creating<br />

unwanted sound--noise. For example, the motions of engines, electric<br />

motors, or any mechanical device in operation are usually unwanted<br />

vibrations. Such vibrations can be caused by imbalances in the rotating<br />

parts, uneven friction, the meshing of gear teeth, parts that are<br />

dragging together, etc. Careful designs usually minimize unwanted<br />

vibrations.


What is <strong>Vibration</strong>?<br />

What causes vibration?<br />

Forces generated within the machine cause vibration. These forces<br />

may be ones that:<br />

Change in direction with time, such as forces generated by rotating unbalance.<br />

Change in amplitude or intensity with time, such as forces generated in an<br />

induction motor due to unequal air gap between the motor armature and stator<br />

(field).<br />

Friction between rotating and stationary machine components in much the same<br />

way that friction from a rosined bow causes a violin string to vibrate.<br />

Cause impacts, such as impacts generated by the rolling elements of a bearing<br />

passing over flaws in the bearing raceway.<br />

Cause randomly generated forces such as flow turbulence in fluid-handling devices<br />

such as fans, blowers and pumps; or combustion turbulence in gas turbines or<br />

boilers.


How to control vibration?<br />

Damping


Technology behind vibration suppression<br />

Encoder


Encoder Technology<br />

LED<br />

LED<br />

Encoder<br />

Disc<br />

Photo<br />

Sensor<br />

Squaring<br />

Circuitry<br />

LED<br />

Motorshaft<br />

Sensors


Ultra Compact Size:<br />

Encoder Technology<br />

High density coil using new joint-wrap core method<br />

Circular core + mass winding<br />

<br />

Flat core + mass<br />

winding<br />

New, small size encoder development<br />

Joint-wrap core + Flyer mass winding<br />

Prism<br />

1000 p/r 130k p/r<br />

260k p/r<br />

Glass disc<br />

Permeate optical+Increment<br />

Glass disc<br />

(ABS code)<br />

ABS+High resolution(self-development)


・Suppress the mechanical vibration by auto-tuning<br />

Motor position<br />

-1000<br />

速 度 1000 指 令 [rad/s] 位 置 ドループ[um] INP(±10um) -500<br />

速 度 指 令 [rad/s] time[sec] 50000.511.522.533.544.55<br />

-1000<br />

速 度 1000 指 令 [rad/s] 位 置 ドループ[um] INP(±10um) -500<br />

速 度 指 令 [rad/s] time[sec] 50000.511.522.533.544.55<br />

In-Position signal<br />

Machine position<br />

荷 側 ドループ[um]<br />

Tuning on<br />

負<br />

-1000 負 荷 側 ドループ[um]<br />

Machine will vibrate with<br />

high gain setting<br />

time[sec] -50000.511.522.533.544.55<br />

Eliminate vibration High Response<br />

-1000 -500 time[sec] 00.511.522.533.544.55


How to implement vibration suppression<br />

Control output


-1000<br />

2000<br />

速 度 [r/min] Experimental Result of J3 Auto-Notch, FixedplntAatu12SmallAdapting.mat, 20-May-2003<br />

wmref<br />

-2000<br />

Adaptive Filter Ⅱ<br />

・Suppress the vibration at high gain setting<br />

★ Frequency range increases : ~4.5KHz<br />

0.5 1.5 2.5 3 3.5 時 間 [sec] 0 1 2<br />

1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 -200 -100<br />

200<br />

トルク [%] Tsample=0.002[sec], Ttotal=4[sec]<br />

時 間 [sec] 1 0.5 0<br />

Auto-Tuning ON


Advanced <strong>Vibration</strong> Control<br />

Model droop pulses<br />

-<br />

Motor droop pulses<br />

+<br />

Searching Freq<br />

part<br />

Filter<br />

The filter which is installed in front of the<br />

loop control part is tuned by this function<br />

Control<br />

part<br />

Command<br />

pulses<br />

Filter<br />

PG1/PG2<br />

/VG/VIC<br />

Loop control<br />

Current<br />

control<br />

Motor<br />

ENC


Advanced <strong>Vibration</strong> Control<br />

Droop pulses ≦δ<br />

ON<br />

<strong>Vibration</strong> level


Advanced <strong>Vibration</strong> Control

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