K. Ishikawa;S. Kikuchi;O. Ichinokura;T. Watanabe;K. Murakami
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Abstract
This paper describes two methods for the directional control of a linear parametric motor. The first uses a circuit-changing switch. The direction of this linear parametric motor can be controlled by exchanging the power supply circuit and tuning the capacitor circuit. In the second method, which we call separately excited control, the linear motor has two power supplies, and the velocity or direction of the mover can be easily controlled by regulating the primary voltage phase difference. The experimentally ascertained features of these two methods are described.