I'm sorry I always ask.
I would like to use a SN754410 to drive a BLDC motor.
However, PWM occurs only in the same phase. I want to generate u V W at different times. I did not do well, but I can not.
Can you help me? Or give me a hint.
Thanks a lot.
SN754410 with PWM BLDC Question
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Re: SN754410 with PWM BLDC Question
Use a dsPIC micro controller with a Motor Control PWM module that allows you to do PWM phase shift and complementary switching.seokgi wrote:I'm sorry I always ask.
I would like to use a SN754410 to drive a BLDC motor.
However, PWM occurs only in the same phase. I want to generate u V W at different times. I did not do well, but I can not.
look for a dsPIC33EPxxMCxxx device -
You will also have to use a C icon and do your own C configuration for the Motor Control PWM as Flowcode only support standard PWM modules.
Driving a BLDC does not require you to apply phase shift the FOC algorithm does it automatically and if you are unable to do an FOC then use Block commutation which also does not require your code to apply phase shift
Alternatively depending on your Motor Voltage you can also use a dedicated 3 phase BLDC motor Driver which includes the phase module and you only need a standard PWM something like this MC8025 or MC8026
https://www.flowcodexchange.com/
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Re: SN754410 with PWM BLDC Question
Answer Thank you very much.
However, I tried to use the DRV10983, but too many parameters made it difficult.
So looking for a simple driver, it is sn754410.
Can I have a question?
Can I get the PWM output back to the interrupt?
Can PWM output and port output be ANDed?
Thank you for your help.
However, I tried to use the DRV10983, but too many parameters made it difficult.
So looking for a simple driver, it is sn754410.
Can I have a question?
Can I get the PWM output back to the interrupt?
Can PWM output and port output be ANDed?
Thank you for your help.
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Re: SN754410 with PWM BLDC Question
Hi.
You should take a look at the PIc16F1XXX devices they have CLC module that allows you to set up complicate logig gates singnals such AND OR etc
incomination with the NCo and CWG you can create any sort of PWM -Pulses etc however not directly in Flowcode as said before you need to use C call(icon) or make your own Flowcode component but all is doable with this cheap 16F1 series mcu's
You should take a look at the PIc16F1XXX devices they have CLC module that allows you to set up complicate logig gates singnals such AND OR etc
incomination with the NCo and CWG you can create any sort of PWM -Pulses etc however not directly in Flowcode as said before you need to use C call(icon) or make your own Flowcode component but all is doable with this cheap 16F1 series mcu's
https://www.flowcodexchange.com/
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