Motor Control ICs Forum Discussions
Hello,
I am developing a product using iMotion to control 5 different induction motors with PFC.
With that i have some questions:
1 - Can i change the specified AC input frequency in some way, allowing me to run PFC for all motors in 50 hz and 60 hz? Or can i only change it in MCEWizard because it is a static parameter?
2 - I know that i can put 45Hz to 65 Hz, and that way it would work for both. It would have a negative effect in the PFC working?
3 - Changing the specified input frequency will cause the pfc to work diferently with the same motors?
4 - Rotor lock fault will work on open loop control?
5 - Phase Loss fault can be used on induction motors, activating the parking startup?
Best Regards,
Paulo
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I am trying to configure an imc101 to drive a BLDC compressor.
I think my configuration is correct, but the motor is not able to start.
I am attaching my current configuration, and the schematic.
Kind regards,
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Hello.
I have two questions regarding the application note "EVAL_6EDL7141_TRAP_1SH".
There are three large electrolytic capacitors mounted on the evaluation board, but how do you determine the capacitance?
What is the role of this capacitor?
Best Regards.
Hi
I used Imotion IMC100 series and I plan to put a software lock on it. Is it possible to create a software lock on IMC100 series so that other people cannot program it or access its information? How should I do this? please guide me.
Show LessI am using the EVAL-M1-IM828-A and EVAL-M1-101T to prototype a BLDC motor application with sensorless control and open loop start-up.
I am having some difficulty in tuning my motor. The motor accelerates smoothly to the “minimum running speed” set in question 9 in MCEWizard. Once it reaches this speed, the motor stalls. It shudders / turns very slowly for a few seconds after stalling before a gatekill fault shuts it down. I believe that this stall happens when the controller transitions from open loop to closed loop control.
- Is there a guide that explains the process of tuning a BLDC motor using MCEDesigner?
- MCEWizard gives three motor control mode options: speed control, voltage control, and current control. Can these be used to tune each of the control loops independently? The description above is what I observed when the motor was in speed control mode. In voltage control mode, the motor does not turn and trips a gatekill fault almost immediately.
- I would like to use the scope features in MCEDesigner to monitor motor parameters while tuning. Some of the preconfigured traces work (for example, “Iu & MotorSpeed”), while others do not open. In particular, I would like to see a trace of target speed and actual speed, but any monitoring group with the TargetSpeed trace will not open.
Thanks for your support!
Show Less在应用MCE Designer 跟踪功能调试速度环参数时,由于我们电机额定速度只有340rpm,而跟踪虚拟示波器的X轴量程又不能设置超过512,导致在速度从100rpm加速到额定值340rpm时看不到速度动态变化图形,请问如何解决?
Hi,
I am trying to use a USB to UART converter, connecting it to TX/RX 0 and program the imc102T with the MCEDesigner.
Normally, i can do it without a problem when the parameters are not in the imc102t. But after programing the firmware parameters, if i try to program it again, it gives the following error:
To program again i need to follow this instructions,Solved: imc102 i motion link communication problem - Infineon Developer Community, to get this message to program parameters file:
1 - Someone has a clue why this is happening? and how can i solve it?
2 - Is the Debugger in the board doing something more to download the firmware and parameters?
Thanks,
Paulo
Show Lessi am reading the datasheet of TLE9183.and there is some description about crc3 in page 22 :
The CRC generator polynomial is x^3+x^1+1.The seed value is '101',hence the start value results in '100'
I have some questions:
①Is my calculation of start value correct?101 adds three zeros in the tails,and that is 101000.101000 divided by 1011(polynomial)and the remainder is 100,as start value.
②since we get the start value.How to calculate the crc for the original data ,bit by bit.
I would be very grateful if I could receive detailed guidance.
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