Desk-Top Cutting Machine Motor Speed Control
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Solution Overview
Problem
In desk-top cutting machines, the cutting tool is often driven at maximum speed before manual operation, leading to increased power consumption and noise.
Innovation Solution
A desk-top cutting machine design where the motor is rotated at a slower speed when the cutting part is at the top dead point and increased to maximum speed when the cutting part is at the bottom dead point, using a detection switch to control the rotational speed, and a protective cover to expose the cutting tool for cutting.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If the cutting tool is driven at maximum speed before manual operation, then the cutting performance is ensured, but power consumption and noise increase
Solution Approach 1:
The motor rotational speed is dynamically adjusted based on the cutting part position. When the cutting part is at the top dead point, the motor rotates at a first rotational speed slower than maximum speed. When the cutting part reaches the bottom dead point, the motor rotates at maximum speed, ensuring cutting performance only when needed.
Solution Approach 2:
The rotational speed parameter of the motor is changed based on the cutting part position. The system switches between a first rotational speed (slower than maximum) at the top dead point and maximum rotational speed at the bottom dead point, optimizing the balance between power consumption and cutting performance.
2Reliability
If the cutting tool is driven at maximum speed before manual operation, then the cutting performance is ensured, but noise generated increases
Solution Approach 1:
The motor rotational speed is dynamically adjusted based on the cutting part position. When the cutting part is at the top dead point, the motor rotates at a first rotational speed slower than maximum speed, reducing noise. When the cutting part reaches the bottom dead point, the motor rotates at maximum speed, ensuring cutting performance only when needed.
Solution Approach 2:
The rotational speed parameter of the motor is changed based on the cutting part position. The system switches between a first rotational speed (slower than maximum) at the top dead point and maximum rotational speed at the bottom dead point, optimizing the balance between noise reduction and cutting performance.
3Use of energy by moving object
If the motor rotates at slower speed at top dead point, then power consumption and noise are reduced, but cutting performance may be insufficient
Solution Approach 1:
The motor rotational speed is dynamically adjusted based on the cutting part position. When the cutting part is at the top dead point, the motor rotates at a first rotational speed slower than maximum speed, reducing power consumption. When the cutting part reaches the bottom dead point, the motor rotates at maximum speed, ensuring sufficient cutting performance.
Solution Approach 2:
The rotational speed parameter of the motor is changed based on the cutting part position. The system switches between a first rotational speed (slower than maximum) at the top dead point and maximum rotational speed at the bottom dead point, optimizing the balance between power consumption and cutting performance.
Applied Scientific Principles
This section explains which scientific principles are used to turn an abstract innovation direction into a practical engineering solution.
Function Achieved in This Case
This design reduces noise and power consumption while maintaining sufficient cutting performance by controlling the motor speed based on the cutting part's position.
Implementation Method 1
the motor is configured to be rotated at a first rotational speed slower than a maximum rotational speed thereof when the cutting part is positioned at the top dead point
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AI summary
A desk-top cutting machine including: a base configured to support a workpiece; a cutting part including, a motor configured to rotary drive a cutting tool, a main cover covering an upper portion of the cutting tool, and a protective cover covering a portion of the cutting tool that is not covered by the main cover, the protective cover configured to move in a direction of exposing the cutting tool when the cutting part swings toward a bottom dead point from a top dead point; and a cutting part support mechanism configured to swingably support the cutting part, characterized in that: the motor is configured to be rotated at a first rotational speed slower than a maximum rotational speed thereof when the cutting part is positioned at the top dead point.