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Position Measurement in Industrial Drives by Means of Low-Cost Resolver-to-Digital Converter

Ciro Attaianese, +1 more
- 06 Dec 2007 - 
- Vol. 56, Iss: 6, pp 2155-2159
TLDR
A fully integrated board for resolver-to-digital conversion is proposed, based on a combined analog/digital circuit, which allows one to track the shaft angle of a standard resolver in a digital form.
Abstract
A fully integrated board for resolver-to-digital conversion is proposed in this paper. It is based on a combined analog/digital circuit, which allows one to track the shaft angle of a standard resolver in a digital form. Furthermore, the board also provides the feeding signal for the resolver-rotor circuit. All the tuning and configuration settings, which allow one to adapt different kind of resolvers to the proposed system, can be easily implemented directly on the board. The final assembly is a compact low-cost resolver-to-digital converter. The entire board design and implementation are described in this paper. In addition, several tests at different resolver speeds have been performed for validation.

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Resolver signal requirements for high accuracy resolver-to-digital conversion

TL;DR: Bounds on the position accuracy achievable in practical resolver-based position-sensing systems are determined from expressions for the position error reported by an R/D converter.
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Techniques for improving resolver-to-digital conversion accuracy

TL;DR: It is shown that quadrature error can be eliminated by simple algebraic manipulation of the resolver signals and that amplitude imbalance can be used to reduce the position error due to inductive harmonics.
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High-performance speed measurement by suppression of systematic resolver and encoder errors

TL;DR: By means of this new scheme, dynamic and smooth running characteristics of drive systems are improved considerably and the dynamic of the speed control is not affected.
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A Resolver-to-Digital Conversion Method for Fast Tracking

TL;DR: In this paper, a new R/D (Resolver-to-Digital) conversion method is proposed, in which a bang-bang type phase comparator is employed for fast tracking.
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A resolver-to-digital conversion method for fast tracking

TL;DR: A resolver-to-digital (R/D) conversion method in which a bang-bang type phase comparator is used for fast tracking in which the low-pass filter needed to reject carrier signal and noise is eliminated from the R/D conversion loop.
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