
doi: 10.2172/4152564
A class of linear proportional servomechanisms is examined in which an electrical signal proportional to output force is used to improve performance. The effect of this "force feedback" on a positional servomechanism is analyzed as well as the effect on a special type of servomechanism which reflects load forces back to the input. This latter type of servomechanism is called "force reflecting." Laboratory models of these servormechanisms were designed and constructed, and experimental data are presented in support of the analysis. (auth)
Signals, Circuits, Electricity, Servomechanisms, Efficiency, Engineering And Equipment, Mechanics, Feedback
Signals, Circuits, Electricity, Servomechanisms, Efficiency, Engineering And Equipment, Mechanics, Feedback
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