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 Winder
 
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FrictionComp (friction / loss compensation)
 
During the winding operation, the motor must only generate the torque for the 
needed tension. The mechanics of the winder generate losses from friction. These 
losses depend on the motor speed and 
must be measured in speed trials. They are 
-linear and must be saved in a characteristic curve with supporting points. The 
friction compensation calculates the torque needed to compensate the losses of the 
winder mechanics depending on the speed.
 
 
  FrictAt0Spd (63.26) is the static friction. I
t can be determined by slowly increasing 
the torque reference until the motor starts turning. For this trial all mechanics 
−  FrictAt25Spd (63.27) has to be determined by means of constant speed trials at 25 % speed. See the 
result in MotTorqFilt (1.07). 
  FrictAt50Spd (63.28) has to be determined by means of constant speed trials at 50 % speed. See the 
result in MotTorqFilt (1.07). 
  FrictAt75Spd (63.29) has to be determined by means of constant speed trials at 75 % speed. See the 
result in MotTorqFilt (1.07). 
  FrictAt100Spd (63.30) has to be determined by means of constant speed trials at 100 % speed. See the 
result in MotTorqFilt (1.07). 
  FrictReleaseCmd (63.32) releases FrictionComp (63.34). The output is forced to zero if the switch is open. 
−  Autotuning is possible with WinderTuning (61.21) = FrictionComp. 
 
Adder 1 provides two torque inputs. The sum of 
Add1 (64.06) can be written to other 
Add1OutDest (64.01). Usually adder 1 is used to write on 
the torque limit of the speed controller.
 
 
  Add1ReleaseCmd (64.04) releases Add1 (64.06). The output is forced to zero if 
the switch is open.
 
 
Adder 2 provides two torque inputs. The sum of 
Add2 (64.13) can be written to other 
Add2OutDest (64.08). Usually adder 2 is used to write on 
the load compensation for inertia and friction compensation.
 
 
  Add2ReleaseCmd (64.11) releases Add2 (64.13). The output is forced to zero if 
the switch is open.