Weighting of Goods by Means of DC Motor

Radomil Matousek; Zdenek Namec; Tomas Marada

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.463-464.1427

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Weighting of Goods by Means of DC Motor

Abstract:

The paper deals with the practical problem of the intelligent weighing and his real solution by means of unprecedented new progression. The project was concerned with handling and weighing goods with different weights of individual items. The basic part of the paper is a demonstration of automatic control of the intelligent process of weighing goods using mostly hardware and software resources by Phoenix Contact and standard DC motor platform. The basic idea of an intelligent weighing is based on the fact that the movement dynamics depends on the weight of the goods handled. In the process of movement control, detailed position and motor current values are measured to calculate the desired weight of the goods to be transported (handled).