Industry Patents
Patent: 10969091
Braking System for an Automated Luminaire
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Patent Number: |
10969091 |
Title: |
Braking System for an Automated Luminaire |
Abstract: |
A luminaire is provided that includes a head, a movement system, and a
control system. The movement system rotates the luminaire head around an
axis of rotation. The movement system includes a motor and a braking
system. The motor rotates the head about the axis of rotation and the
braking system can prevent rotation of the motor. The control system
receives an Engage Brake command via a data link. The control system
engages the braking system in response to the Engage Brake command by
determining whether the motor is rotating, causing rotation of the motor
to stop electrically when the motor is rotating, determining whether the
motor has stopped rotating, engaging the braking system when the motor
has stopped rotating, and removing power from the motor. When the motor
is stopped, the control system may store in non-volatile memory a current
absolute position of the luminaire head.
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Country of Issue: |
US |
First Named Inventor: |
Jurik, Vavrik, Valchar |
Assignee: |
Robe Lighting |
Continuation or Divisional of: |
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International Classification: |
F21V 23/00 |
US Classification: |
F21V 23/003 |
Issue Date: |
04-06-2021 |
Filing Date: |
09-03-2020 |
Application : |
17/011554 |
Notes: |
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Link to Patent at freepatentsonline.com: |
10969091 at Freepatentsonline |
Link to World Patent Family1: |
World Patent Family at European Patent Office |
Link to Google Patents1: |
10969091 at Google Patents |
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