Abstract: A paper shredder enables to control power consumption and achieve energy saving by realizing a torque characteristic of low torque at high speed or high torque at low speed keeping an output of a motor within a steady level. This circuit adopts a paper shredder structured with a driving motor for a rotary cutter having an inverted linear flow characteristic between rotation speed and torque and a control circuit composed of a detecting block for said rotation speed of the motor, a voltage control block for restricting a voltage output of the motor within a certain range in accordance with the rotation speed, and a current and voltage detecting block for monitoring a current flow of the motor.

Abstract: A paper shredder enables to control power consumption and achieve energy saving by realizing a torque characteristic of low torque at high speed or high torque at low speed keeping an output of a motor within a steady level. This circuit adopts a paper shredder structured with a driving motor for a rotary cutter having an inverted linear flow characteristic between rotation speed and torque and a control circuit composed of a detecting block for said rotation speed of said motor, a voltage control block for restricting a voltage output of said motor within a certain range in accordance with said rotation speed, and a current and voltage detecting block for monitoring a current flow of said motor.

Abstract: A paper shredder enables to control power consumption and achieve energy saving by realizing a torque characteristic of low torque at high speed or high torque at low speed keeping an output of a motor within a steady level. This circuit adopts a paper shredder structured with a driving motor for a rotary cutter having an inverted linear flow characteristic between rotation speed and torque and a control circuit composed of a detecting block for said rotation speed of said motor, a voltage control block for restricting a voltage output of said motor within a certain range in accordance with said rotation speed, and a current and voltage detecting block for monitoring a current flow of said motor.

Abstract: A motor network control system is provided which is capable of reducing the wiring length of a power cable and in which upon replacement of a motor or an inverter of a specific motor unit, no adverse influence is exerted on the other motor units. A power cable 7 and a communication cable 8 connecting between a plurality of motor units 30a-30c, each of which includes a motor 4, an inverter 5 and a communication part 6, extend successively from a power supply 1 and a network control computer 2, respectively, to the respective motor units 30a-30c in such a manner that the motor units are connected with each other in a cascade manner from a preceding one to a following one. In addition, each of the motor units includes a connection board 11 on which an inverter 5 and a communication part 6 are installed.

Abstract: An inverter-equipped motor is provided which can be made compact and in which the length of a connecting cable is shortened, with control component parts being rendered waterproof. The inverter-equipped motor includes a motor proper, an inverter 2 mounted on the motor proper and having a control unit 10 for controlling driving of the motor proper through a switching operation. In an inverter casing 100 accommodating therein the control unit 10, there is provided a DC reactor 1 which is electrically connected with the inverter 2 for reducing power supply harmonics generated in the control unit 10 by the switching operation thereof.

Abstract: A motor network control system is provided which is capable of reducing the wiring length of a power cable and in which upon replacement of a motor or an inverter of a specific motor unit, no adverse influence is exerted on the other motor units. A power cable 7 and a communication cable 8 connecting between a plurality of motor units 30a-30c, each of which includes a motor 4, an inverter 5 and a communication part 6, extend successively from a power supply 1 and a network control computer 2, respectively, to the respective motor units 30a-30c in such a manner that the motor units are connected with each other in a cascade manner from a preceding one to a following one. In addition, each of the motor units includes a connection board 11 on which an inverter 5 and a communication part 6 are installed.

Abstract: A paper shredder enables to control power consumption and achieve energy saving by realizing a torque characteristic of low torque at high speed or high torque at low speed keeping an output of a motor within a steady level. This circuit adopts a paper shredder structured with a driving motor for a rotary cutter having an inverted linear flow characteristic between rotation speed and torque and a control circuit composed of a detecting block for said rotation speed of said motor, a voltage control block for restricting a voltage output of said motor within a certain range in accordance with said rotation speed, and a current and voltage detecting block for monitoring a current flow of said motor.