Current versus flux in the control of electromechanical valve actuators

Due to a lack of bandwidth separation, it is unclear which combination of feedback signals would be most advantageous for controlling electromechanical valve actuators. To address this issue, this paper investigates the use of position, current, and flux measurements in the feedback. Based on the an...

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Main Authors: Peterson, L.S., Stefanopoulou, A.G., Freudenberg, J.
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Actuators
Coils
Electromagnets
Feedback
Internal combustion engines
Magnetic flux
Springs
Timing
Valves
Voltage
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Internal combustion engines
Magnetic flux
Springs
Timing
Valves
Voltage
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