venkatgandham
Junior Member level 2

I am trying to calculate the inductive kickback voltage for the motor. I am having a problem matching theoretical calculations with the measured inductive kickback voltage. Can anybody please help me with identifying the issues with my calculations?
Continuous current = 25 A,
Max voltage = 16.
Peak current= 40 A.
VIk = Li di/dt. 90 uh * 25 A / 70 us = 32 volts.
Measured values on the oscilloscope are between 23 to 28 volts depending on the load. At maximum load I can get the inductive kick back up to 28 volts.
I want to calculate the dt without using the oscilloscope. (i.e the discharge time of the inductor)
Should the dt be calculating by tou = L/R ~ dt or with some other parameters needing to be considered for calculating the discharge time?
Continuous current = 25 A,
Max voltage = 16.
Peak current= 40 A.
VIk = Li di/dt. 90 uh * 25 A / 70 us = 32 volts.
Measured values on the oscilloscope are between 23 to 28 volts depending on the load. At maximum load I can get the inductive kick back up to 28 volts.
I want to calculate the dt without using the oscilloscope. (i.e the discharge time of the inductor)
Should the dt be calculating by tou = L/R ~ dt or with some other parameters needing to be considered for calculating the discharge time?