Part Number: TIDA-00778 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: MOTORWARE Tool/software: Code Composer Studio Hi,
Recently I found a TI DESIGNS called TIDA-00778 is very useful for my design, especially the single-bus current sampling method used to reconstruct…
Part Number: TIDA-00778 Hello,
In TIDA-00778 design, we can see a anti aliasing filter with cutoff frequency of 15 MHz. The picture below shows this filter:
Also, the following picture shows the ADC input impedance model for TMS32028027F.
So…
Part Number: TIDA-00778 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TIDA-00472 , UCC27714 , TIDA-00364 , TIDA-00173 Dear TI Experts:
When we design an external power supply for the gate driver, we need to determine the maximum current output of the power supply…
Part Number: TIDA-00778 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCC27714 , TIDA-00364 , UCC27211 , TIDA-00472 , UCC27712-Q1 Dear TI Experts:
I have a targeted application (rated 3KW, Vbus=86V for a 3 phase PMSM control ). I found TIDA-00778 is a powerful design…
Oddly TI kits using IGBT module ,GAN, NEXFET versus 1/2 bridge UCC27714 (TIDA-00778) seem to have floating charge pump integration over HO boot strap cycles.
Perhaps IGBT module (TIDA-00778) simply has reverse voltage leakage (E->C) keeping boot charge…
Dear Mamadou:
Thanks for suggesting TIDA-00778, whose hardware design seems wonderful!
The TIDA-00778 uses an integrated 3 phase inverter bridge SK30GD066ET.
For my target application: Single Phase BLDC with AC230V input and rated 330W, how…
Part Number: UCC27714 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TIDA-00778 , Having configured UCC from TIDA-00778 it is clear Cboot 1000n was causing HO to produce PW >50us, open loop pulses. Likewise choice of VDD bias cap (10000n) UCC datasheet recommends 10x…
Part Number: UCC27714 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TIDA-00778
Why would it be necessary to add external pull down resistors on GPIO pins when the gate driver inputs have 400k pull downs? Do parallel external pull downs (10k/100k) change SNR of the…
Hello Maynard,
Thank you for checking with us. I assume you refer to a single-phase brushed PMDC motor and not a single-phase brushless DC motor?
We don’t have an integrated solution for >60V brushed DC motors and I’ll list below what we have.
For…