Bremsenhandbuch 2012
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-8348-2225-3_17
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Mechatronische Systeme – eine kurze Einführung

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“…For application, hydraulic actuators seem to be the most suitable. 22 According to Isermann 23 three functional units must be considered in the development of the required actuators. First, the auxiliary energy must be made available to the actuator by the energy supplier.…”
Section: Fluidic Actuator Designmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For application, hydraulic actuators seem to be the most suitable. 22 According to Isermann 23 three functional units must be considered in the development of the required actuators. First, the auxiliary energy must be made available to the actuator by the energy supplier.…”
Section: Fluidic Actuator Designmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The terminology of mechatronics originates from Japan and was defined during the evolution of common robotic technologies [12]. Whilst the English newspaper Mechatronics as outlined by Isermann considers mechatronic as "[..] the fusion of mechanical and electrical disciplines [..]" [13], Tomizuka amends the "[..] integration of intelligent computer control in the design and manufacturing of industrial products and processes [..]" [12]. Circling the fundamentals of mechatronics as an interdisciplinary product, Wernicke's understanding of mechatronic thinking rather concentrates on the effects of mechatronic systems on development processes [14].…”
Section: Engineering Of Mechatronic Production Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The dynamic of brushless direct current machines can be presented in an equivalent way like mechanically commutated machines [12]. From this the known differential equations of the electrical (3) as well as the mechanical (4) subsystem can be derived, with the friction being negligible, i.e.…”
Section: System Modelling and Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The pole location in z-space at the point z Σ ,red,1 = 1 results from the transformation relationship T s z {•} of the integration pole (ratio speed to position) in s-space. For the other two solutions one receives again the mechanical and electrical substitute pole equivalent to (12). z Σ ,red,2/3 = ς Σ ,red,d ± ξ Σ ,red,d , where z Σ ,red,el < z Σ ,red,mech , so z Σ ,red,mech = max L Σ ,red,2/3 .…”
Section: Estimation-based Computation Of Mass Inertiamentioning
confidence: 99%