Yuken Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Koichi Ohba

Kenichi Hirano

Toshio Hashimoto

Yasuyuki Shingu

Taku Nagano

Shiro Hattori

Disclosed is a solenoid type electromagnetic operating device which needs a relatively large current only for a limited short period at an excitation start initial stage and is adapted to achieve the speeding up at an excitation start stage and an improvement in responsiveness as well as power saving without increasing a power load on each of a drive circuit and power supply. The device is used for exerting a mechanical output on a valve element against a spring force, and comprises a solenoid coil composed of a plurality of split coils mutually electrically independent, an iron core structure including a fixed core, a movable core and a yoke and assembled with the solenoid coil so as to form a magnetic path loop through which magnetic fluxes from the split coils pass in common, an excitation controller for selectively switching/controlling the excitation current to each split coil, and a transmission mechanism for transmitting the mechanical output based on the displacement of the movable core magnetically attracted to the fixed core to the valve element when one or more of the split coils are excited.

Electromagnetic operating device

A hydraulic power system includes a reversible pump, a variable-speed servomotor for driving the pump, a pressure sensor for detecting load pressure, a detector for detecting the motor speed, signal command units for generating preprogrammed pressure and flow rate commands, a rotational speed controller and a signal processor. The signal processor preferentially outputs a speed command corresponding to the flow rate command by a limiter operation when the difference signal between the pressure command and the pressure detection signal is higher than a predetermined level, whereas it preferentially outputs a speed command corresponding to the difference signal when the difference signal is equal to or lower than said level. The rotational speed controller controls the magnitude of a driving current supplied to the servomotor by a closed loop on the basis of the speed command and the detected signal so that the speed of the servomotor corresponds to the speed command.

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Kanagawa, Japan

Koichi Ohba