Part Number: TIDA-00364
Hello Team,
Could you please let me know why does motor phase rms current is divided by 1.414 while calculating conduction loss?
Regards,
Ganesh B
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Part Number: TIDA-00364
Hello Team,
Could you please let me know why does motor phase rms current is divided by 1.414 while calculating conduction loss?
Regards,
Ganesh B
Hi Ganesh,
Assuming symmetrical PWM operation in both the positive and negative half cycles of motor phase current, the current through the top and bottom FET can be estimated to be equal to the RMS value of one half cycle of motor phase current waveform.
This is why you have a divide by 2 factor.
Regards,
Pawan
Hi Pawan,
Please see the formula mentioned in TIDA-00364
Motor RMS current is divided by 1.414 factor
Regards,
Ganesh
Hi Ganesh,
The 1.414 is squared, so the formula should look like 0.5 * Irms^2 * rdson
Regards,
Pawan