In order to get the better electromagnetic characteristics of the micro digital valve, the larger electromagnetic force should be obtained in the smaller electromagnetic structure. The electromagnetic force directly determines the electromagnetic properties of the miniature digital valve. The electromagnetic force test is studied in the paper. The results of electromagnetic simulation results are basically consistent with the experimental results. The simulation model is reliable and accurate. The dynamic simulation results show that the dynamic characteristics of the miniature digital valve meet the requirements of the digital hydraulic technology. Design of the new micro digital valve is reasonable.
A digital hydraulic valve is an important component of the digital hydraulic system, and its performance is directly related to the system function. In order to make the valve system more competitive in dimension, digital valve miniaturization is an important research point. A new micro digital valve is designed, which is analyzed from the mechanical structure and magnetic circuit mechanism, and the design difficulties are also expounded. The four subsystems and switching characteristics of the valve are theoretically analyzed and simulated. In order to test the performance of the valve, a test system is designed, and performance of the new micro valve is tested. The test results show that the switch characteristic analysis of the valve is correct. The comparison between the test curve and the simulation curve is carried out, which demonstrates that the accuracy of the simulation model is reasonable. The theoretical analysis of the new micro digital valve is consistent with experiments.
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