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The motors used for the Cobra i600 are four three-phase servo motors. The product name is Panasonic MSM motor. Sir what filter should i use to convert my square wave to a sine wave? I am not familiar with filters and I am just a beginner when it comes to circuit designing.
i'm using this circuit as a motor driver for Adept Cobra i600. i am not exactly sure what the impedance of the adept cobra i600 motors are so i wasn't able to put a load on my circuit. the filter i used was butterworth pi low pass filter with 3 poles. the values i used are listed below.
L1...
i used a butterworth pi lc filter with 3 poles but it seems that my output sine wave is very small compared to my square wave. why is this happenning sir?
I made a motor driver which outputs an 84V, 2.5A varying frequency square wave. i wanted to convert it into a sine wave with almost the same parameters as my square wave. what type of circuit or filter must i use to be able to convert it properly? the figure below is my motor driver. V4 and V2...
Sir i have commented on the link you posted. I just wanted to know if the circuit i referred to was working. I haven't had it simulated because i am still studying on how to use SIMetrix and LTspice. I badly need to make a linear power supply and the circuit i told you has a lower voltage. Can...
Hello sir tictac,
can you upload your finished schematic for this power supply?
or you can email it to me dyep_castro@yahoo.com
because i am also building a similar power supply.
and your circuit can really help me.
thanks in advance! :D
im hoping for your kind consideration
Sir sorry for the late reply.
The input voltage is 230Vac
the output current can either be 2A or 2.5A
I have seen a schematic of a 40V 2A circuit.
https://www.redcircuits.com/Page123.htm
How do I change/derive the 80V linear supply from the 40V supply in the link?
Tahmid
What circuit design should i use to implement the Linear Power Supply? I have read about LPS and I found out that there are a lot of ways to implement it. Could you tell me the most efficient one? I also want its output to be regulated. Thanks.
I am trying to design a motor driver for a Robot Arm. I need to convert a square wave to a sine wave. My square wave has a peak-to-peak voltage of 80V and a current of 2.5A. What circuit must i use to be able to accommodate this large voltage and current? Thank You.
I want to design a Linear Power Supply with an output voltage of 80V and an output current of 2.5A. Is this possible? If it is possible, please tell me what circuit design to use. Thank You.
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