A speed-based clutch control method
A clutch control and clutch technology, applied in clutches, electric clutches, non-mechanical drive clutches, etc., can solve the problems of embedded single-chip microcomputer limitation and large amount of calculation, so as to overcome the delay of the controller single-chip microcomputer, have strong real-time performance, and realize dynamic performance. Effect
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[0041] The invention is further elaborated below, and the present invention has adopted electric automatic clutch. Such as figure 1 As shown, the electric automatic clutch system is composed of servo motors, couplings, ball screws and other mechanisms, and is equipped with encoders, position sensors, and limit sensors. In the present invention, a 16-bit microcontroller of the FreeScale MC9S12DT128 type sends out pulse signals to control the motion of the servo motor, and the rotation of the servo motor drives the ball screw to convert the rotary motion into a forward and backward linear motion. Through the linear motion of the ball screw, the release lever of the clutch is pushed to realize the separation and combination of the clutch. When the single-chip microcomputer sends out a pulse, it also sends out a high level or a low level to control the rotation direction of the servo motor and realize the forward and backward of the ball screw. The pulse amount sent by the encod...
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