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Function Description
WAGO-I/O-SYSTEM 750
750-636/000-x00 DC Drive Controller 24V/5A
Manual
Version 2.1.0
4.11 PWM Control during Positioning
4.11.1 General
It is possible to enable PWM control independently of the drive mode. Basically,
PWM control will have no impact on the direction and the number of moving
cycles during the positioning process. It is, in fact, possible to control the speed or
the torque during a moving cycle using PWM control.
In order to illustrate the positioning process via PWM control, the moving cycle is
divided up into five phases:
Table 16: Table Name
Phase
Function
P1
Start ramp
P2
Current limiting phase (CurrentLimit_PWM)
P3
Approach at high speed (PWM 100%)
P4
Approach at reduced speed (CurrentControl_PWM)
P5
Deceleration ramp
Figure 24: Division of the Motion Cycle
P1
:
Phase P1 only active if a soft start is configured via parameter
RampTime_START. Without ramp, this phase has a runtime of 0 s so that the
speed only increases in phase P2 or even phase P3.
P2
:
Phase P2 is defined by the two parameters CurrentLimit_PWM and
CurrentLimit_Time. CurrentLimit_PWM defines the pulse duty cycle of the final
stage trigger signal and CurrentLimit_Time defines the duration of Phase P2.