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Tool/software: Code Composer Studio
After a bit of reading and watching teaching motor some trick training video (which is very good, but dated since VisSim no longer supported).
I'm familiar with RS observer that correct RS (shaft winding resistance) over temp.
I found having 3 x sense resistor can be a bulky choice for the small board, so I like to try using RDS(ON) but they vary with a temperature between -20C to 125C + self-heating (MOSFET).
Should I be concern about this? and how to limit the impacts of RDS(ON) variation?, does instaSPIN has a feature to account RDS(ON) variation, where I can find details?
I may consider using DRV8323 or DRV8353.
R.
Richard,
InstaSpin is designed and supported by the C2000 team, I will forward your post to them for now. Once you move on to DRV questions, they can move the post back to me and I will help!
Regards,
-Adam
No such compensation method in InstaSPIN, you have to design such algorithm by yourself if you want to use the Rds(on) for current sensing.