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Evaluation of Magnetic Absolute Encoder Using an Eccentric Structure with Feedback Correction

Yusuke Deguchi, Kodai Yamamoto, Kazuki Otomo, Yuki Nagatsu, Hideki Hashimoto

Year
2018
Citations
6

Abstract

Recently, a field of the servomotors is enlarged in robotics, automobile, and medical applications. In addition, requirements of the servomotors have been changed. Among them, demands of motors for downsizing, high accuracy and high functionality are increasing. However, it is difficult to achieve downsizing of the sensors for controlling the motor and the high accuracy and intelligent functions simultaneously. Therefore, the authors propose a magnetic encoder with realizing small size and high precision. This sensor can easily achieve reduction of the size and high resolution. The accuracy of the encoder can be doubled compared with the conventional structure by changing the number of poles of the magnet from the two poles to the four poles. However, it becomes difficult to detect the absolute angle by the conventional method. Therefore, the authors use the eccentric rotation of the sensor magnet, for the novel absolute angle detection methods. This research describes the new method of calculating the absolute angle and the experimental results for the accurate measurements of the magnetic absolute encoder. Accuracy of the developed magnetic encoder reached 14-bit. The proposed structure realizes the absolute angle simultaneous detection.

Keywords

EncoderServomotorRotary encoderRotation (mathematics)Computer scienceMagnetControl theory (sociology)Artificial intelligenceAcousticsComputer vision

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