SYSTEM FOR GENERATING ACOUSTIC ULTRASONIC VIBRATION WITH IMPROVED AMPLITUDE CONTROL

Number of patents in Portfolio can not be more than 2000

United States of America

APP PUB NO 20250108405A1
SERIAL NO

18846759

Stats

ATTORNEY / AGENT: (SPONSORED)

Importance

Loading Importance Indicators... loading....

Abstract

See full text

A system for generating acoustic ultrasonic vibration, with a generator for generating an alternating voltage (U) with a frequency f and converter for converting the alternating voltage into acoustic ultrasonic vibration, with a control device, which captures the vibration amplitude (Aist) of the ultrasonic vibration and compares said vibration amplitude with a desired vibration amplitude (Asoil) and changes a manipulated variable with the goal of bringing the captured vibration amplitude (Aist) closer to the desired vibration amplitude (Asoil). The generator has a frequency control module with a frequency control input. The frequency control module defines, in accordance with a signal present at the frequency control input, the frequency (f) of the alternating voltage (U) to be generated. A system which at least mitigates the mentioned disadvantages, allows higher processing speeds and associated abrupt load changes. A control apparatus converts an input signal into a manipulated signal, the desired vibration amplitude (Asoil) being provided as the input signal, and the manipulated signal being connected to the frequency control input.

Loading the Abstract Image... loading....

First Claim

See full text

Family

Loading Family data... loading....

Patent Owner(s)

Patent OwnerAddress
HERRMANN ULTRASCHALLTECHNIK GMBH & CO KG76307 KARLSBAD

International Classification(s)

  • [Classification Symbol]
  • [Patents Count]

Inventor(s)

Inventor Name Address # of filed Patents Total Citations
BODE, Robin Alexander Pforzheim, DE 7 0
ROUSSEL-GARCIA, Raquel Pforzheim, DE 6 0
ZINK, Timo Karlsruhe, DE 6 4

Cited Art Landscape

Load Citation

Patent Citation Ranking

Forward Cite Landscape

Load Citation