Thanks, I do see it in the datasheet.
However, I also see it in the datasheet for MCF8316A and MCF8316C. When I tried to implement I was told this feature wasn't ready for production yet and was a test only feature. I could not use this feature from…
Part Number: MCF8316A Tool/software: Hi TIer
How MCF8316A enter in low power mode?
we use I2C to control speed.
I see if speed lower than one value it will drop in low power mode automatically? right?
And do we have power consumption for MCF8316 data…
Part Number: MCF8316A Tool/software: Hi Team,
one general question about the definition of SPEED_MODE register (via PWM signal) .
Is the contents of the register, where the mode is defined, volatile and must be transferred to the driver after each reboot…
Conor said: Q1. Your current suggestion for using MotorStudio to write to a custom board is to use the MCF8316AEVM. Is this understanding correct?
Correct, my suggestion is to use the MCU on the EVM to talk to the MCF8316A on the custom board.
Conor said…
Part Number: MCF8316AEVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: MCF8316A Tool/software: On page 8 of MCF8316A Tuning Guide, the [SPD_CTRL_MODE] register is not in MCF8316A_GUI.
It seems that [SPEED_MODE] in the GUI means the same thing.
Why is it written differently…
Hi Conor,
Conor said: Is it correct to assume that the firmware mentioned in the above FAQ is firmware that works with the GUI in front of Motor Studio?
Sorry for the confusion. The CCS project in the following E2E FAQ is a stand alone code which requires…
Hi Dan Hembree,
I will try to provide you with quick start guide draft by early next week. This will be still draft but I will try to make one for you to unblock.
Thanks and Best Regards,
Venkatadri S
Part Number: MCF8316AEVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: MCF8316A Tool/software: hello
i know that you can configure the MCF8316A using I2C
i want to work in analog speed control mode
when the chip arrive from the factory is it configured by default in…
Part Number: MCF8316A Tool/software: Hello expert!
I have had success driving my 25W, 75k rpm 3-phase BLDC motor using the eval board associated with the MCF8316A chip. I have a custom board that uses this chip and am trying to get the same performance…