Other Parts Discussed in Thread: MCF8316D
Tool/software:
Hi TI team,
I am using the MCF8316A driver with a 3-phase BLDC motor, and I want to implement a simple reciprocating motion:
Run forward for some time → stop → run in reverse → repeat continuously.
I would like to clarify a few points:
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What is the recommended method to configure the MCF8316A for this kind of periodic forward/reverse operation?
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Is it sufficient to simply toggle the DIR pin (e.g., controlled by an MCU GPIO), or is it safer to first decelerate/stop (or apply brake) before toggling DIR?
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How exactly should the DIR pin be toggled in practice? For example, is it typically controlled by a microcontroller GPIO, or are there recommended circuits/examples for doing this?
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If deceleration or braking is recommended:
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Which parameters in the GUI (Accel/Decel ramps, Brake settings, Active Brake Current Limit, etc.) should be adjusted?
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Is the typical sequence: decelerate → (optional brake) → DIR toggle → accelerate?
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Are there any example JSON files, app notes, or reference designs that demonstrate reciprocating operation with MCF8316A?
Thanks a lot for your support!
Junsung Yoo