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Hi,
I'm new to iMOTION and was wondering if I can generate an output like the following and vary the frequency between 20Hz to 200Hz. The negative swing comes from swapping the output polarity through an H-bridge to the coils. The PWM frequency should not exceed 20KHz.
The motor type is an 18VAC 2-phase synchronous requiring a 90 degree lag or lead for direction.
There will be a 10-turn pot used for position feedback on the table after the gearing. Can I program acceleration/deaccel curves?
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Hello @davygrvy ,
iMotion doesn't support two phase motors It is for 3 phase motors.
Sai
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Would these be the correct starter kits for my application?
Control Board for iMOTION™ Modular Application Design Kit (MADK)
iMOTION™ MADK Evaluation board for CIPOS™ Nano Intelligent Power Modules
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Hello @davygrvy ,
Looks like the imotion is not designed to support two phase motors. However, we'll have an internal discussion with our teams and get back to you at the earliest.
Sai
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Thank you. Disabling the W output and changing the phase angle of the V output to be 90 from 120, I think, is all that's required.
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Hello @davygrvy ,
iMotion doesn't support two phase motors It is for 3 phase motors.
Sai