PWM Based Sensing and Control of Magnetic Bearings

This paper develops a PWM based position sensing method for motion control of active magnetic bearings. A practical method to determine the rotor position in terms of rotor-stator magnetic properties was investigated. An analog signal processing circuit which conditions the PWM voltage and current s...

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Circuits
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Control systems
Low pass filters
magnetic bearings
Magnetic levitation
Magnetic properties
Motion control
position sensing
Pulse width modulation
pulse-width modulation (PWM)
Signal processing
Voltage
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