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I use single shunt algorithm to catch phase current, but check the 3 phase output side I can see there exist abnormal turn on/turn off signal as the attachment figure

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SkyWorkBest answer

Associate III

I don't solve any issue, basic is is not a issue. the reason is that is ST's patent for catch current under one shunt architecture

ST will insert Zero vector (V0 or V7), in the special case for example when two of 3 phase duty cycle is to similar.

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Associate III

Hello @Cristiana SCARAMEL

I have clarified this issue thanks for your support

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Hello @SkyWork,

could you share a summary about your issue and how you solve it.

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SkyWorkAuthorBest answer

Associate III

I don't solve any issue, basic is is not a issue. the reason is that is ST's patent for catch current under one shunt architecture

ST will insert Zero vector (V0 or V7), in the special case for example when two of 3 phase duty cycle is to similar.

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