Chaotic stirring control system based on chaotic mapping control of arm microcontroller

Abstract

The invention discloses a chaotic stirring control system based on ARM single chip chaotic mapping control. The system comprises an ARM single chip which is connected and communicated with an input device, a drive chip and an AD (analog to digital) conversion chip respectively; the drive chip is connected with an H bridge drive circuit, the H bridge drive circuit is connected with a direct current motor, the direct current motor is connected with a chaotic stirring system, a sensor which monitors the rotating speed and a current signal of the direct current motor is arranged on the direct current motor, and the sensor is connected with the AD conversion chip. The system adopts a full digit circuit, has good stability and high reliability, can accurately control and conveniently adjust the rotating speed of the motor, is wide in application range, and can meet requirements of different stirring parameters under various work conditions.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a chaos stirring control system based on ARM single-chip microcomputer chaos mapping control. Background technique [0002] Mixing equipment has a long history of use and is widely used in chemical, pharmaceutical, food, paint, wastewater treatment and other industries. In these industries, mixing operations of medium and high viscosity materials are often carried out. Since the material is often in a laminar flow state, a large-scale mixing isolation area is formed near the upper and lower sides of the agitator blades during conventional uniform stirring, resulting in uneven mixing in the stirring tank for a long time, high energy consumption, and low mixing efficiency. In order to improve the effect of industrial mixing, researchers have studied the mixing characteristics of non-traditional mixing methods, such as variable speed stirring, eccentric stirring, etc. The study found that these unconventional stirring methods ca...

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Problems solved by technology

This patent uses the circuit itself to generate chaotic signals. Although it can control the chaotic speed of the motor, it uses the instability of the circuit itself. The method described in this patent is difficult to implement, requires complex control circuits, and requires high circuit technology for the operator.

After the circuit design is completed, the types of chaotic signals cannot be adjusted manually

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