5 elementos essenciais para dc motor speed controller making noise

5 elementos essenciais para dc motor speed controller making noise

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SHOPEE COMPRAR AGORA

You basically right-click the project name in the IDE’s navigator and choose to create a new > source folder. And name it ECUAL and go to the GitHub repo, download the files and copy the “DC_MOTOR” folder and back to the IDE, right-click on the ECUAL and paste the library into it.

To maintain a process parameter at a desired level, engineers often use the PID mechanism in feedback control loops.

Most FETs on the market have a built-in diode that performs this function, so in that case, an external diode provides Em excesso protection. For resistive loads, such as LEDs or heaters, there is pelo need for additional protection since they have a straightforward linear relationship between voltage and current.

Here a separate 5V power supply is used for the motor to reduce chances destroying the microcontroller and other control circuit. This becomes more important if you are using higher rated motors. You should not forget to connect the ground of the 5V supply with ground of the Arduino.

This is quite different from a typical brushed DC motor, where the coils are on the rotor and the permanent magnet is outside. Since the BLDC motor’s rotor does not use coils, there is pelo need to supply it with current. That’s why there are no brushes.

Now we can move on and design a custom PCB for this circuit. For that purpose I will use the EasyEDA free em linha software. Here we can start by searching and placing the components on the blank canvas.

I have tried this circuit and I find that the motor makes an audible noise because of the ~500Hz frequency of the PWM, I have tried changing the timer prescaler but It ends up putting the analogRead out of timing too.

Implementing a feedback control system, we faced a problem with the microcontroller that couldn’t process the encoder signal outputs.

And by using the inverter circuitry to also adjust the voltage into each coil, we can in addition control the magnitude of the current. A typical way to adjust the voltage is with pulse width modulation (PWM). In this approach, we alter the voltage by lengthening or reducing the pulse ON time (also referred to as the “duty cycle”: the ON time expressed as a ratio of the ON+OFF switching interval).

Typical configuration: three coils with 120º spacing. Driven by controlling the phases and coil currents.

We’ll have to do this step just to have the TIM_HAL files added to our project by CubeMX. And also it gives us a startup configuration for the PWM channel of that specific timer module as we’ll see hereafter. This is the best way to keep the code generic and portable to any STM32 microcontroller.

This increase or decrease in power supplied to the motor is what increases or decreases the speed of the DC motor. In fact, PWM technique is so widely used to control DC motor that microcontrollers(not only Arduino or ATmega328p) have in-built PWM circuitry embedded in the chip. 

PWM is a method through which we can generate variable voltage by turning on and off the power that’s going to the electronic device at a fast rate.

There will always be a moment when all the transistors are open. It may lead to voltage and power loss, or even short-out if the opposite upper and lower switches are in the on position. 

SHOPEE COMPRAR AGORA