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Thabks klaus
i put the motor‘s positive wire in the current probe and one end of the probe connected to scope. But during the motor movement the input current in the power supply shows 3Amps but in the scope waveform shows something like 1Amp
Did i connect the set up correctly?
Motor is driven varying voltage (voltage mode).
Well it runs with pwm control .
I just want to see the input current waveform using current probe connecting with scope. How are the connections should be?
Hi all,
I know it is a small question but when i tried i didnt get it. So i just want to make sure whether i did any wrong test.
How to measure the input current of my stepper motor? During the movement of motor i connected current probe and didnt get how i want? Can anyone tell me please.
Thanks
Hi all,
what are the main abnormal things that occur in bldc back emf zero cossing detection commutation software (closed loop) sensorless technique?
what are the main things to make sure that our development is correct as expected?
what are the common failures and causes?
can anyone exlain...
Ok Klaus, Thanks.
how much ramp up speed should be in the start up ramp? and how to see this accleration ramp up in the CRO?? can you please suggest?
thanks
Thank you all for the answer.
On full duty cycle, i can’t see deadtime on scope perfectly. I increased to the max voltage and then i can see deadtime in scope. But on both pulses there is no clear pulse instead there is little under and over compensated pulse. How to see clear pulse without...
Hi,
Can the longer dead time cause distortion in output waveforms? And as a result torque ripple??
And can we perform the operation also without giving deadtime in bldc motor control?
The differential that i use has a auxillary ground pin with bnc pin. So i connected bnc pin to channel of the scope. And how to connect ground pin to scope?
Hi,
How to connect differential probe bnc pin and ground pin to oscilloscope. I know how to connect differentil probe bnc to oscilloscope channel but how to connect ground pin of differential probe to oscilloscope?
I meant i want to see the motor phase voltages for our delta connected motor. The three wires out from the motor, but there is no neutral wire. So i am asking how to see how the phases are reacting while motor runs.
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