This code from huanyang.c applies speed tolerance percentage to the present speed setpoint which implies that speed accuracy of VFDs improve as the speed decreases. For example a 10000 RPM motor with a 1% speed tolerance would be +/- 100 RPM at 10000RPM but +/- 10 RPM at 1000RPM. The physics governing speed accuracy on VFDs cause the the speed accuracy to be the same or worse as the speed decreases. I believe the speed tolerance should always be based on percentage of top speed.
Thanks,
Jeff
This code from huanyang.c applies speed tolerance percentage to the present speed setpoint which implies that speed accuracy of VFDs improve as the speed decreases. For example a 10000 RPM motor with a 1% speed tolerance would be +/- 100 RPM at 10000RPM but +/- 10 RPM at 1000RPM. The physics governing speed accuracy on VFDs cause the the speed accuracy to be the same or worse as the speed decreases. I believe the speed tolerance should always be based on percentage of top speed. Thanks, Jeff