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Class 318/548 - Plural control stations


Subclass of Class 318 - Electricity: motive power systems
Definition: Subject matter in which a plurality of means are provided
No. of patents: 6
Last issue date: 05/23/2006


NumberTitleIssue Date
7050885Pulse count accumulator for pulse count motor control system
A pulse count accumulator includes a plurality of counters and a communication port. The plurality of counters are each coupled to a different one of a plurality of actuators and a value of each of the counters corresponds to a position of a corresponding one of the...
05/23/2006
6943522Servo controller
A servo controller includes a mechanical characteristic compensation unit for attenuating components having predetermined frequencies and corresponding to characteristics of a machine, which are included in a position instruction signal corrected by a finite impulse...
09/13/2005
6731088Vehicle seat
The vehicle seat (10) comprises at least one electrically powered functional member (24, 26, 28, 30, 31, 32, 34, 38). This functional member comprises an active element (24E, 26E, 28E, 30E, 31E, 32E, 34E...
05/04/2004
5734243Dual control of windshield wiper system
A circuit for implementing dual wash/wipe controls in an automotive vehicle having right- and left-side driver stations. The circuit can be used with existing wash/wipe control switches and comprises solid state diodes, a single selector switch, and a sin...
03/31/1998
4499463Apparatus for controlling electrical receivers occupying at least two states
The present invention relates to a control installation for several electrical receivers, such as motors for example, able to occupy at least two states. Each installation comprises individual control devices respectively associated with receivers and a g...
02/12/1985
4230977Speed control for electric motor
A speed control system for an electric motor is provided for use, for example, in dental offices to control dental drill motors, and the like, which in one embodiment provides speed control from either a foot-operated potentiometer or a panel hand-operate...
10/28/1980
 
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