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Solenoid ActuatorsSolenoid OutlineReference ListIntroductionConstructionSlide 6Slide 7PrinciplesApplicationsMajor Specifications – Selection FactorsSlide 11LimitationsAdvantagesTypes of SolenoidsSolenoid ActuatorsSolenoid ActuatorsClint TorgersenClint TorgersenECE 5320 Assignment #1ECE 5320 Assignment #1Solenoid OutlineSolenoid OutlineReference ListReference ListIntroductionIntroductionConstructionConstructionPrinciplesPrinciplesApplicationsApplicationsMajor Specifications – Selection FactorsMajor Specifications – Selection FactorsLimitationsLimitationsAdvantagesAdvantagesReference ListReference ListTexas Instruments Texas Instruments http://focus.ti.comhttp://focus.ti.comBully Dog Technologies fig 1 Bully Dog Technologies fig 1 http://www.bullydog.comhttp://www.bullydog.comDakota Digital Dakota Digital http://www.dakotadigital.comhttp://www.dakotadigital.comIntroductionIntroductionSolenoids convert electrical energy into Solenoids convert electrical energy into mechanical workmechanical workThis tutorial faces the issues of linear This tutorial faces the issues of linear actuator solenoids – push and pullactuator solenoids – push and pullConstructionConstructionA standard solenoid is constructed with a core, inside the coil, made of two sections - a fixed pole piece, or backstop (A), A movable armature or plunger (B)ConstructionConstructionAnd an iron frame around the coil winding (C). The magnetic lines of force created by the electric current in the coil react to close the gap (D)ConstructionConstructionBetween the plunger and backstop; the plunger moves and generates a linear force - mechanical work.The movable plunger is held in position in the center of the coilwinding by a guide (E) which may be made either of non-magnetic metal or plastic.PrinciplesPrinciplesCurrent passing through a helical coil winding of closely spaced turns of copper magnet wire produces a magnetic field which surrounds the coil.  If an iron structure is assembled around the winding, the magnetic force is channeled through the metal and is considerably increased because of the magnetic permeability of the iron. All solenoids develop magnetizing force, which has a relationship to the current and number of turns in the coil.ApplicationsApplicationsAutomotiveAutomotiveLinear MovementLinear MovementSmall Valve MechanismsSmall Valve MechanismsFlow ControlFlow ControlNon-Stick LatchesNon-Stick LatchesAnywhere where fast linear movement is Anywhere where fast linear movement is requiredrequiredMajor Specifications – Selection Major Specifications – Selection FactorsFactorsVoltage – Standard values may be listed Voltage – Standard values may be listed for both AC and DC typesfor both AC and DC typesDuty cycleDuty cycle - Specifies the length of time - Specifies the length of time the solenoid coil is to be electrically the solenoid coil is to be electrically energized and de-energized. They range energized and de-energized. They range from continuous to 5% intermittentfrom continuous to 5% intermittentCurrent and PowerCurrent and PowerTemperatureTemperatureMajor Specifications – Selection Major Specifications – Selection FactorsFactorsStroke – Distance the plunger must travelStroke – Distance the plunger must travelForce – Push or pull energy the actuator Force – Push or pull energy the actuator must exertmust exertMounting and Environment – Coil heat is Mounting and Environment – Coil heat is bad for the Solenoidbad for the SolenoidCodes and StandardsCodes and StandardsLimitationsLimitationsTemperature of device may increase very Temperature of device may increase very fastfastLimited to current input possibleLimited to current input possibleLimited to force of actuatorLimited to force of actuatorLarge force = Lots of moneyLarge force = Lots of moneyMust be mounted very firmMust be mounted very firmMust control with PWM or ACMust control with PWM or ACAdvantagesAdvantagesVery strongVery strongVery fastVery fastVery customizable to specificationsVery customizable to specificationsSeveral ManufacturersSeveral ManufacturersGreat for high power short burstsGreat for high power short burstsTypes of SolenoidsTypes of SolenoidsLinearLinearRotaryRotaryLong StrokeLong StrokeMicro MachineMicro MachineHigh PowerHigh


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