Part Number: DRV10970EVM Hi Team,
I'm driving a BLDC motor with a DRV140970EVM. When FR=1, the motor rotational speed at a max of 6800 rpm. When FR=0, the motor rotational speed at a max of 6000 rpm. What is the reason of this?
Part Number: DRV10970EVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: MCT8316ZTEVM Hello Team,
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Part Number: DRV10970 Hi dear supporters
We are using DRV10970 motor driver IC and its EVM board. But we are facing with a problem about direction changing feature. On the other hand we are using Faulhaber 2214 BLDC motor in our setup. When we are reversing…
Part Number: DRV10970EVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DRV10970 HI
WE have a costumer that needs a driver for a small BLDC motor. WE have acquired your DRV10970 EVM board with DRV10970 drver that fits the specification. The settings used on EVM boards…
Part Number: DRV10970EVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DRV10970 Good Morning,
I have the same problem that was reported in the related question.
Problem can be solved only if I provide an initial voltage <9V (when I turn on switch S1 VINT correctly…
Matt,
Thank you for pointing me to the resistor on the CS pin, there wasn't any documentation about it in the Evaluation Board manual, but the driver datasheet explained it. After putting a 0-Ohm in it's place, I was able to get the motor to react to…
Part Number: DRV10970EVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DRV10970 , Hi Everyone,
Initially, I was able to get the DRV10970 EVM to spin a brushless motor. Unfortunately, it no longer drives the motor and no longer illuminates the locked rotor LED. …
Part Number: DRV10970EVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DRV10970 , DRV8306EVM Hello,
I have an DRV109070EVM Evaluation Module here to drive an DF45M024053-A2 Brushless Motor from Nanotec.
The motors main datas are: rated valtage: 24V, rated current…
Michael,
Thanks for the information. I read through it and it seems to be very straight forward, I'll try to follow the steps with oscilloscope and identified the phases and Hall placement.
Thanks,