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Why do people usually use micro controllers for designing motor related design, rather than a FPGA?
 

They make sense in the small scale.

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Plus, the initial investment is low compared to FPGA
 

the programming is much more easier in the micro controller than in the case of FPGA... also this programming can be done immediately.....
 

these motors dont need complex programming
also they dont need very very fast steps
so microcontrollers are the cheap and easy to program solution
 

MCU is easier to use and usually available in more user friendly package than FPGA. FPGA usually have BGA package

photonix
 

Thanks for the kind replies, that helped me understand more.

Btw, What is meant by BGA package?


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rrrrr12345 said:
Thanks for the kind replies, that helped me understand more.

Btw, What is meant by BGA package?


R

Ball Grid Array

=)
 

can someone tell me the difference between an FPGA and a BGA......
where and for what is BGA used......
 

BGA is a kind of IC package. FPGA is a kind of IC.
 

It's better debugging a uC rather than a FPGA. Nevertheless, controlling motors isn't very difficult: no complex algorithm, just simple steps
 

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