Other Parts Discussed in Thread: AMC1210, LM3S3748, PGA411-Q1
Tool/software: Linux
Hello,
Is it possible to use the AMC1210MB-EVM board like a SPI device in a bigger feedback Resolver application?
Thanks
Regards
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Tool/software: Linux
Hello,
Is it possible to use the AMC1210MB-EVM board like a SPI device in a bigger feedback Resolver application?
Thanks
Regards
Hi Tom,
I need to make a servo-loop prototype to control the position of an actuator.
I would like to use and evaluate the AMC1210MB-EVM module to measure the position of my actuator because I do not have yet the budget to make a circuit board.
I'm looking for a way to read the position cyclically from this module.
My servo board is under Linux and equipped with SPI and USB ports.
So I want to know if I can control your module without using Texas software but ideally with a USB driver provided for Linux or a SPI communication.
Thanks in advance.
Hi Vincent,
As shipped, the AMC1210MB-EVM does have its FLASH programmed with low-level firmware. The back end of the software is LabView and there is a STYX layer that communicates between the hardware and PC. If you can find a LINUX driver for the LMS3748, you might be able to program the math needed to do the ArcTan function. It still might be easier for you to use the PGA411-Q1 though since that will give you direct angle information without having to do the back end mat functions.