Abstract: A controller for controlling an electric motor module equipped with incremental encoder and operation method thereof are provided. The controller includes a quadruple frequency circuit, a driver circuit, a non-volatile memory (NVM) and a multi-phase control circuit. The multi-phase control circuit can perform multi-phase control with aid of the NVM, for example: reading an offset counter value from the NVM; executing an initial angle estimation procedure, generating an initial counter value according to an estimated initial angle and the offset counter value, and starting utilizing the driver circuit to directly control the electric motor to start with the estimated initial angle and utilizing a counter to perform counting operations; calculating a counter value error and clear the current counter value to be zero; and performing compensation corresponding to a predetermined compensation times count according to the counter value error, respectively, to control the rotor to reach a target angle.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to a linear actuator including a base, a linear motor, a load cell and a rotary motor. The linear motor is disposed on the base and includes a fixed coil module and a movable magnetic backplane. The fixed coil module is fixed on the base, and the movable magnetic backplane is configured to slide relative to the fixed coil module along a first direction. The rotary motor is rotated around a central axis in parallel with the first direction. The load cell has two opposite sides parallel to the first direction, respectively. The movable magnetic backplane of the linear motor and the rotary motor are connected to the two opposite sides of the load cell, respectively. The load cell is subjected to a force applied thereto by the rotary motor and parallel to the first direction, and configured to convert the force into an electrical signal.

Abstract: A magnetic pole detection circuit includes a multi-phase voltage divider unit, a filter unit, a DC level compensation unit, an amplifying unit, and a hysteresis comparison unit. The multi-phase voltage divider unit is configured to detect a back electromotive force (EMF) signal of a multi-phase motor. The filter unit is configured to filter the back EMF signal to generate a filtered signal. The DC level compensation unit is configured to compensate a DC level of the filtered signal to generate a compensation signal. The amplifying unit is configured to amplify the compensation signal to generate an amplified signal. The hysteresis comparison unit is configured to generate a zero-crossing point signal according to the amplified signal and a reference signal. The zero-crossing point signal is adapted to control an excitation mode of the multi-phase motor.

Abstract: A modular motor assembly structure is disclosed and configured to couple with a drive shaft of an application device. The drive shaft includes a receiving slot. The modular motor assembly includes a main body and a combination key. The main body includes a shaft hole and a key groove. The shaft hole includes an opening and a central axis. The key groove is disposed on a side wall around the shaft hole and parallel to a central axis of the shaft hole. The combination key has a front end and a rear end. When one end of the drive shaft is inserted into the shaft hole along the central axis of the shaft hole, the combination key is at least partially accommodated in the receiving slot, and the front end faces the key groove. The combination key has a continuously increasing thickness from the front end to the rear end.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to a linear actuator including a base, a linear motor, a load cell and a rotary motor. The linear motor is disposed on the base and includes a fixed coil module and a movable magnetic backplane. The fixed coil module is fixed on the base, and the movable magnetic backplane is configured to slide relative to the fixed coil module along a first direction. The rotary motor is rotated around a central axis in parallel with the first direction. The load cell has two opposite sides parallel to the first direction, respectively. The movable magnetic backplane of the linear motor and the rotary motor are connected to the two opposite sides of the load cell, respectively. The load cell is subjected to a force applied thereto by the rotary motor and parallel to the first direction, and configured to convert the force into an electrical signal.

Abstract: A modular motor assembly structure is disclosed and configured to couple with a drive shaft of an application device. The drive shaft includes a receiving slot. The modular motor assembly includes a main body and a combination key. The main body includes a shaft hole and a key groove. The shaft hole includes an opening and a central axis. The key groove is disposed on a side wall around the shaft hole and parallel to a central axis of the shaft hole. The combination key has a front end and a rear end. When one end of the drive shaft is inserted into the shaft hole along the central axis of the shaft hole, the combination key is at least partially accommodated in the receiving slot, and the front end faces the key groove. The combination key has a continuously increasing thickness from the front end to the rear end.

Abstract: A light emitting module including a complex circuit board, a light emitting element and an electronic element is provided. The complex circuit board has a light emitting element predetermined area, an electronic element predetermined area and an interval area formed between the light emitting element predetermined area and the electronic element predetermined area. The complex circuit board located at the light emitting element predetermined area and the electronic element predetermined area includes a flexible circuit board, a first rigid substrate and a second rigid substrate. The flexible circuit board has an upper surface and a lower surface. The first rigid substrate is disposed on the upper surface. The second rigid substrate is disposed on the lower surface. The flexible circuit board of the complex circuit board located at the interval area is exposed and not covered by the first rigid substrate or the second rigid substrate.