Part Number: DRV8311 Tool/software: Hello,
I am using a battery powered DRV8311P in a motor control application. In my board layout, I am planning to keep PGND and AGND on different ground planes and then connect them near the battery 0V. The datasheet…
Part Number: DRV8311 Tool/software: Hi Ti Team,
We're testing use of the DRV8311 for open loop control of small BLDC motors (like a 1503, 1104, both 2750kV small hobby motors, very low phase-to-phase resistance, order of 1 ohm, running at 3.7V). …
Part Number: DRV8311 Tool/software: Hi team,
Below waveform is measured at motor start-up period. It is the phase A current. You can see the peak is about 2.75V which represent 7.5A.
At the beginning, the OCP threshold was set to 5A. They found the motor…
Part Number: DRV8311 Tool/software: Hi Team,
Using DRV8311P.
Using the tSPI protocol for register reading and writing, it was found that the written data is inconsistent with the read data 1) NSLEEP pull down ->pull up 2) PWM_SYNC ->Pull up 3) Register…
Part Number: DRV8311 Tool/software: Hi Team,
use DRV8311.
1. Can you provide a driver for DRV8311 for LINUX?
2. Is there a process document for configuring DRV8311 registers?
Hi Joshua, For an application using the nSleep pin to enable/disable the device I agree with your point about inrush and potential rail sag when the chip is enabled. In our case the device is always enabled so VIN_AVDD will come up at the same time as VM…
Hi Zhang,
It appears that this Hall sensor provides a total angular error of 1 degree with dynamic compensation in the XY magnetic axis. The precision of the motor control from the DRV8311 will depend on both the precision of this Hall sensor and the…
Part Number: DRV8311 Tool/software: Hi Experts, I have a problem with the DRV8311P bldc driver. I'm using the tSPI protocol and it works fine, but I can't get bldc to work so I get 120° phase shifted pwm. I just wanted to know how I have to set the registers…
Part Number: DRV8311 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DRV8316C Tool/software: Is there a part similar to DRV8311 feature-wise, but that can run safely on 24V?
most parts in that power category has a 20V limit (abs max 24V..), problem with 20V is that…