Velocity feedback control system for a rotor of a toy helicopter
A rotor speed, helicopter technology, applied in the control of the speed or torque of the motor, control system, toy planes, etc., can solve the problem of the helicopter being difficult to control, and achieve the effect of high stability and maneuverability
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[0022] see figure 1 . figure 1 A helicopter 60 having a cockpit 61 , landing gear 62 , a first rotor 63 and a second rotor 64 is shown. It also includes a first motor to drive the first rotor 63, a second motor to drive the second rotor 64, and a power supply to power both motors. A microprocessor controls the level of power provided to each motor. When the first and second electric machines receive power, the rotors 63 and 64 rotate at a speed that depends on the level of power received. There is a tail rotor 100 .
[0023] In at least one embodiment, the power to drive the motor is regulated using pulse width modulation (PWM). see now Figure 3a with 3b , which exemplifies how PWM can be used to provide different amounts of power.
[0024] Figure 3a A graph is shown where voltage (V) is plotted against time (t). Power is provided for a period x and then cut off for a period x'. In this example, periods x and x' are essentially equal, so on average power is availab...
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