Hello,I'm trying to do position control using EVSPIN32G4 board and pmsm motor with incremental encoder. I followed the steps given in AN5464. The motor did not move and the rotor is locked. I'm attaching the code here. *******************************...
I'd like to make our application more aggressive so that it can keep its speed constant under different loads.The speed regulator seems to be dialled in pretty good as it follows our setpoint perfectly fine.However, when I load the motor, the current...
Hello!We are trying to run the BLDC Motor (BL34E34-01) in speed control.A project was previously shared with us that allowed us to run the same motor in position control mode. Given a target position and duration, the motor reaches the final position...
Hi,I have been getting an error while using MC Workbench to drive ihm03 motor and motor driver package, i haven't satisfied by the answers in forum so i solved it in a different way.At first in installation phase (while setting up STM32CubeMX), i was...
I am trying to generate code for "STM32 Nucleo packs FOC and 6-step motor control platform for three-phase, low-voltage and low-current motor" and I keep getting errors :-Attr not supported : Dmpu as in attached image. I am using cubeMX12, I have up...
This is a website issue, but there was no better category for posting this. The MCSDK download options don't include 5.Y.4. They only include 5.5.x options. This was true in both a Chrome and Edge browsers in Windows 10. https://www.st.com/en/embedde...
I have setted max current = 1 A and in RevUp table 0.6 A. In Waveforms below, I am getting current around 0.05. Is this in Amp? Only this much small current is driving the motor? I tried increasing/decreasing the speed but value is almost this.Also, ...
Hi all;I use the Steval-spn3202 control driver and x-cube-mcsdkh 5.6.0. I use the parameter of bldc motor is 12W, 12000rpm, 0.2A(Nominal current), 24V, 8ohm, 0.488H, 1.95 V/krpm.I want to control speed control or torque control with foc so that first...
Hello guys I'm trying to do a profiler for Hall sensors.But when I measured my Hall power pins they only provide 3.3V instead of 5.0V and my Hall sensor needs at least 4.5V, I tried to check my control board manual and found that my SW is in the righ...
If, when generating a project, "attr not supported : Dmpu" Error message is reported, please ignore it for now. Issue is under investigation, and it does not prevent the project to be fully generated.