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I'm designing my own ESC for a simple quadcopter drone. The ESC is powered directly from a 4S LiPo battery, and I'm now working on the back-EMF voltage sensing needed for sensorless commutation. The ...
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To reduce time of MOSFET switch , we need as much current as possible and recommendations says it can be like 5A. So, if i make a transformer with proper driver to provide a 5A - 15V on secondary, it ...
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I have a simple brushed DC motor controlled and expecting some sort of Back EMF when the motor switches its directions.. Motor will be running at 50V and 5A. I have no design experiences in Back EMF ...
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I have a Maxon BLDC motor with a 250 times gearbox in front. When powered off the user can back drive the system. This motor is connected to a Maxon EPOS4. When the user spins the output shaft fast ...
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I have a project that requires controlling a BLDC motor with quick stops. The problem is that when the motor makes a hard stop from a high RPM, the power supply shuts off. It seems the back-EMF ...
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This is a follow up of my previous question Current boost converter and as stated in the answers the issue with the current boost converter technology is the inductor who is in series with the ...
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I am working on a project which uses DDSM115 BLDC motor. When I rotate the motor (its a wheel, hence when I manually push the device) it injects a power back to my ...
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I'm fairly new to electronics and working on a project that uses a 25A 30VDC DPDT relay to reverse the polarity of a brushed DC motor (powered by a 24V battery). The relay has been failing by arcing ...
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I saw an old post "Inductor Back EMF Direction Relative to Changing Current" here on the "electronics.stackexchange" and I have the below queries. The "net voltage" (we ...
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When Q1 and Q4 are turned ON, the motor starts running. However, when Q1 and Q4 are turned OFF, does the back EMF current of the motor flow through D3 to the positive terminal of the battery, then ...
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As I understand it, normally back-EMF is measured on PWM-driven motors by measuring the voltage during the off-phase of the wave. But this requires a microcontroller for timing. The equivalent circuit ...
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I need to create a bidirectional power switch (replacing contactors) with power mosfets in parallel. Battery pack voltage goes from 12V to 48V and the load (generic, inductive, capacitive and ...
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I am developing a BLDC motor controller. I have several BLDC motors and they all have similar Hall signals, but two of them have a difference in the Hall signals. They have a small pulse at the start ...
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I am trying to understand the motor power and efficiency of two identical motors with the only difference being the winding technique (hand-wound and machine-wound). Both are essentially the same hub ...
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1] My simple buck convertor circuit description I made this buck convertor on my breadboard- Falstad simulation The battery voltage is 12 V And the MOSFET is a N-channel enhancement mode MOSFET The ...
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I need some clarity on an issue I have been encountering with my BLDC motors.I am using 2 integrated driver BLDC motors to drive an RC truck sort of device, they run on 24v. For the most part it ...
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So I've recently designed and built a 3 phase, coreless, brushless DC synchronous motor. I'm trying to estimate its efficiency but struggling to figure out the equations. Specifically, how back EMF is ...
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I saw this schematic on a blog and I tried building it but always burns some of my mosfets. I am using the oscillating and driving part of this schematic with the exception of the battery charger part....
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I am building a circuit to control the direction of a DC motor using two 555 timers. The circuit diagram is given below. There will be a potentiometer and when it is turned to the rightmost position, ...
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I'm debugging an electronic speed controller I designed that uses a 3-phase gate driver, DRV8300DRGER, to control BLDC motors. The circuit is shown here (the 2 other phase aren't shown) with the ...
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I have been learning the basics of inductors in simple LR circuits with DC currents. I think I get most of it but I am a bit unclear about the secondary EMF produced by the inductor after the primary ...
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I've encountered a problem when trying to figure out my Electric Machine homework. In the homework's answer, it said that the back emf of a DC motor is equal to the speed of the motor times the flux ...
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I have a project where I have a 10-pound flywheel being spun up by a 48v 400w cnc spindle brushless motor at 5000 rpm, using a WS55-220S motor controller. As such, when the power to the motor stops ...
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I have a BLDC motor with these info (please don't pay attention to the striped column): How from these info, how can I get the Back-emf constant ? Is it just 36V/4krpm = 9 V/krpm ? Thank you a lot.
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I'm having difficulty conceptualizing how the Back EMF of a motor, stepper in this case, can damage an H-Bridge MOSFET if the Vds aren't sized correctly. My main issue is my understanding of how the ...
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This large blower powering an inflatable structure has no on/off switch, requiring the actual power plug to be disconnected to power down the item. I frequently get a painful shock off the plug, and ...
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I want to design a circuit with an H-bridge to control a brushed DC motor. In order to control its speed, I want to measure the back-EMF of the motor and make a PID control loop in software. I do not ...
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I am using DRV8412DDWR in a medical product, where we are driving two DC motors (graphite brushed) bidirectional using PWM. In our application, we have to suddenly stop the motor. When we do that, we ...
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I'd like to drive a 30 V motor with this H bridge driver and an Arduino. The problem is that on top of working in forward motoring and reverse motoring conditions, it will also work in forward braking ...
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I am wondering how the voltage in a battery powered vehicle will behave in case its BLDC motors are acting as generators (i.e. while decelerating). In a system powered with a DC/DC converter for ...
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I want to set a relay when an object passes an IR sensor. The IR sensor controls the NPN transistor which powers the relay coil. It may be that the passing object has some holes which allow the IR ...
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I am troubleshooting a electronic force feedback steering wheel (Fanatec Porsche 911 Turbo S Wheel) that uses a DC motor for force feedback. The wheel restarts every time force feedback is activated, ...
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I have a silly question about this equation which is very frequently used in ideal transformer relations. If I draw the electrical equivalent circuit of the core, then the MMFs of 2 coils N1I1 would ...
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For reference, I am talking about a conventional push-pull converter topology as discussed e.g. in this question. Wikipedia has the following to say about transistor timing in the push-pull converter (...
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I am building a sensorless BLDC driver development board using an RP2040 chip and I plan on detecting the back-EMF using comparators. After reading quite a bit about the BLDC phases and methods to ...
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The concept of Back EMF always confuses me in Synchronous Machines. If I have a synchronous machine and I manually rotate at "x" rpm, do I get the same back EMF as when I excite the stator ...
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I'm designing a circuit to drive a single coil latching relay. This uses two MOSFETs, arranged so current flows one way through the relay coil to switch it on, and then the other MOSFET activates to ...
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I am trying to make a kicker solenoid. My circuit is: 12 V battery connected to DC step-up booster 300 V diode A10A. The diode is rated for 10 A and 1000 V. thyristor BTW69-1200 with external ...
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I came across a commercial design which switches coils using N-channel MOSFETs (two in one MOSFET in a SOIC package). It surprised me a bit that there were no flyback diodes in parallel to the coils. ...
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I've built a H-bridge circuit to control a brushed DC motor. A schematic of the H-bridge is shown below: When designing the H-bridge I didn't add any diodes in parallel to the MOSFETs as I had ...
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My goal it to understand and attain the highest voltage possible for an amateur experiment. Can't find specs on BEMF properties, only that it's a "dangerous spike" on the instant a switch ...
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In order to suppress the voltage spike getting from an AC single phase motor (it is an exhaust type fan connected to 10 A relay) can somebody please guide me to select a proper protection device. To ...
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I have a BLDC motor and its controller. How can I see its back EMF graph using an oscilloscope provided I can see the phase-to-phase voltage graph?
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Say I have a design that switches a 5A coil using a MOSFET. In order to protect the MOSFET, I place a flyback diode parallel over the coil. If the coil is switched off, a back EMF current will flow ...
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I’m working on an esc project. I’ve got the motor spinning by just using a timer to switch the phases on and off. Now I’m trying to include circuitry for BEMF reading. I was watching a video from ...
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Hello i am designing a small Li-ion battery charger based on an custom generator which produces 36v DC output and i have designed a PCB that controls the whole procedure and logs the measured data to ...
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I am following this example of a sensored BLDC motor. This post assumes conventional current flow. I am trying to understand how the diodes in this circuit protects the rest of my circuit from back ...
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I couldn't find it on google or may be I am not using the right keywords, if my terminologies are not sounding accurate, please bear with me, I am beginner in electrical engineering. When the primary ...
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I am building a custom ESC to drive my BLDC motor. The motor spins in open loop and I want to debug the back-EMF detection circuit, but as soon as the motor spins, the signal line of the MCU (MCU uses ...
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