Experiment and Dynamic Model of Motor for Rotary-Screw-Driven Dispensing System

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Motor plays an important role in the dynamic property of the rotary-screw-driven dispensing system. Dynamic model of the motor was developed and validated in this paper. The output angle displacement and input voltage were measured from photoelectric digital encoder which is used to measure the angle displacement of the motor. In order to realize data smooth processing, Alpha-Beta filter was used. Discrete model of the motor was developed based on the Least Square Method and Model Selection criterion. Computational studies show that the system is equivalent to second order system. Moreover, the model was validated based on the experiment results under the different applied pressure and angular speed of motor. It is revealed that there is a good fit between experiment data and model simulation.

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