Aisin Seiki Kabushiki Kaisha

Hideyuki Kanie

Hitoshi Ishikawa

Koji Aoki

Toshimitsu Oka

Kohji Aoki

Soichiro Hozumi

Kohei Noda

Nobuyasu Kimura

A state memorizing device for a movable member, includes a lock state determining portion for determining whether or not the movable member, driven by a motor, is in a locked state, based on a motor current, an initial positional information memorizing portion for memorizing an initial positional information indicative of a current position of the movable member before the motor is started, a current positional information calculating portion for calculating a current positional information indicative of the current position of the movable member on the basis of the position indicated by the initial positional information and the motor current, and a current positional information correcting portion for determining the current position of the movable member based on the initial positional information in a case where the locked state of the movable member is detected and an electrification of the motor is stopped after the motor has just been started.

State memorizing device for movable member

A motor rotational pulse generating circuit for a motor is provided which generates a correct pulse signal even at an initial turning-on stage of the motor, by adjusting a filter cutoff frequency in response to motor rotational condition. The motor rotational pulse generating circuit includes a rotational pulse generation circuit which generates ripple pulses based on a signal being inputted from the DC motor , in which a ripple is superposed whose frequency is in proportion to a rotation number of the DC motor . A filter makes a cutoff frequency variable on the basis of a clock signal issued from a PLL circuit . An oscillation frequency at an oscillator VCO is determined by the ripple pulses and a motor rotation condition signal inputted by way of circuits to inclusive. A microcomputer operates, when the motor is turned on, to cause the oscillator VCO to issue a preliminary clock signal. The microcomputer measures the oscillation frequency on the basis of the resultant preliminary clock signal to judge whether or not an initial cutoff frequency of the filter is correct. If the result is negative, a switching circuit is controlled in switching mode to adjust an attenuance of an attenuator , thereby correcting the initial cutoff frequency.

Rotational pulse generating circuit for motors

A pulse generating circuit for motor rotation of a direct current motor which is capable of pulse generation following the variation of the motor rotation condition and of stable ripple pulse generation. The pulse generating circuit for motor rotation includes a filter for varying a cut-off frequency fc by the signal from outside and for removing the noise based on the input signal from the direct current motor, a pulse forming circuit for forming the ripple pulse in accordance with the motor rotation of the direct current motor based on the output from the filter, a clock generating circuit for varying the cut-off frequency fc of the filter by providing the clock signal fCLK which is generated based on the rotational condition signal of the ripple pulse and the direct current motor to the filter, and a pulse correction circuit for generating the corrected ripple pulse when the frequency ratio between the ripple pulse and the clock signal fCLK is deviated.

Pulse generating circuit for driving DC motor

A rotational pulse signal generating circuit for a commutator DC motor is made up of a filter device for eliminating noise from the motor, a cutoff frequency of the filter device being variable depending on an external signal; a pulse shaping device for generating a ripple pulse indicative of a rotational number of the motor by wave-shaping an output of the filter device; and a clock generating device for generating a clock signal on the basis of the ripple pulse and a rotational condition signal of the motor, the clock signal being fed to the filter device for making the cutoff signal thereof variable.

Rotational pulse generating circuit for commutator DC motors

A control device for a movable member includes a DC motor for establishing position transfer of the movable member in such a manner that after a first position of the movable member is stored in a memory, even if the movable member is at a second position, the moving member is returned to the first position only upon manipulating a switch and a motor pulse generating circuit generates a cut-off frequency which is variable depending on a ripple pulse frequency which is indicative of a rotational number of the motor.

Control device for movable member

A device for determining a rotational number of an electric dc motor which drives a moving body of an automobile accessory such a sunroof, or a glass pane of a power window includes a switched capacitance filter for eliminating noise from the motor, a cutoff frequency of the switched capacitance filter being dependent on a clock input thereof; a pulse shaping circuit for generating a ripple pulse signal indicative of the rotational number of the motor by wave-shaping an output of the switched capacitance filter; and a pulse generating circuit providing an output pulse signal so as to establish a condition wherein the frequency of the ripple pulse signal is equalized to the cutoff frequency of the a switched capacitance filter.

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Anjo, Japan

Hideyuki Kanie