A Sensorless Method for Detecting Spool Position in Solenoid Actuators

A Sensorless Method for Detecting Spool Position in Solenoid Actuators

In this paper, a method is developed to estimate the position of the moving part in a solenoid actuator. The authors superpose a sinusoidal component onto the base duty ratio of the drive Pulse Width Modulation. Thus, a scan signal is generated which is used to identify and to measure the system dur...

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