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C h a p t e r 1 | M o t o r T y p e s a n d T h e i r C o n t r o l C h a l l e n g e s protect the system from overcurrent conditions. On the other hand, position sensing provides feedback on the rotor's position, allowing the controller to adjust the motor's output to ensure precise movements, synchronization, and responsiveness. These algorithms allow creating a closed- loop feedback system that supports precise motor control and is tolerant to varying mechanical load conditions. This allows for the creation of a precise servo drive system, which can optimally follow a desired position trajectory. Together, these sensing mechanisms enable smooth, controlled operation, even under changing load conditions. Advanced sensorless load detection features based on the motor feedback voltage (EMF) can close the gap between open and closed loop control while keeping the low cost of a traditional open loop system. Mechanical load feedback enables detection of overload situations and thus increases reliability. Sensor-free load adaptive current scaling based on the detected motor load can furthermore increase efficiency and prevent resonances due to oscillating energy. Analog Devices supports effective motor control of various motor types by • Offering precision current and position sensing solutions that improve motor efficiency and accuracy • Providing solutions for integrated motor controllers and drivers that reduce component count and system complexity There's no one-size-fits-all motor control solution. Successful motor and drive selection starts with understanding the mechanical speed and torque profile of the application load. Every application will have unique priorities and tradeoffs." Lucas Paruch Sr. Development Engineering Manager, MV Drives, Yaskawa America 12 14 Experts Discuss Motor Control in Modern Applications

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