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Funktionsrealisierung – Mechatronischer Elementarwandler

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Hintergrund Die funktionelle Schnittstelle zwischen Informationsverarbeitung in Form elektrischer Signale und der mechanischen Struktur in Form von Kräften und Momenten bzw. Bewegungsgrößen ist für ein mechatronisches Produkt von zentraler Bedeutung. Die bidirektionale Energiewandlung zwischen elektrischer und mechanischer Energie schafft eine Schlüsselvoraussetzung für die Hauptproduktaufgabe „gezieltes Bewegen“. Die heute zur Verfügung stehenden vielfältigen physikalischen Wandlungsprinzipien erlauben zudem eine funktionell wie konstruktiv kompakte Integration in das mechatronische Produkt - mechatronischer Wandler. Für den Systementwurf ist neben dem Verständnis der Wandlungsprinzipien im Besonderen der Einfluss von Wandlerparametern auf das Übertragungsverhalten von Interesse.

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    Professor Dr. techn. Klaus Janschek (Fakultät Elektrotechnik und Informationstechnik)

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