Food waste disposer monitoring using phase difference between motor voltage and motor current
A food waste processing, motor technology, applied to the phase angle between voltage and current, grain processing, instruments, etc., can solve problems such as inaccuracy
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[0039] figure 2 is a block diagram of a control unit 200 for monitoring the operational status of a food waste disposer having an induction motor, such as the food waste disposer 100, wherein the motor 34 is an induction motor, the control unit 200 using AC power according to an aspect of the present disclosure The phase difference between the voltage and current of the sensor powers the induction motor of the food waste disposer. As used herein, "AC" is alternating current, "DC" is direct current, "VAC" is AC voltage, and "VDC" is DC voltage. The control unit 200 has AC power inputs 202, 204 coupled to an AC power source 206, wherein the input 202 - the hot side input 202 - is coupleable to the hot side of the AC power source 206, and the input 204 - the common side input 204 -Couplable to the neutral side of an AC power source 206, which may for example be a 120VAC power source in countries where 120VAC is the standard voltage for household electricity or 240VAC in countrie...
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