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Development of Continuous Electronic Speed Controllers for Wipers

Authors: Masato Miyahara; Yusaku Himono; Katsuhiko Nishimura; Kiyoshi Inoue;

Development of Continuous Electronic Speed Controllers for Wipers

Abstract

<div class="htmlview paragraph">A new electronic controller for continuously varying the speed of windshield wiper motor has been developed. It permits conventional wiper motors without any modification to be set at any speed, low to high, for sophisticated wiper operation.</div> <div class="htmlview paragraph">Speed control is based on PWM and power MOS FETs. Fundamental problems peculiar to this method such as audible noise generation, R.F. noise generation, starting torque reduction, and speed drift due to load variation have been solved. Further, provided with the controller, the motor can keep its preset speed constant against changes in voltage, temperature, and torque. The controller, packaged in a small unit, is available at a low cost, and durable under severe automotive environment.</div>

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