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B-g431b-esc1 vs steval-esc001v1

Hannibal
Associate

‎2021-04-28 3:56 PM

Hello all,

I would like to understand the key differences between the two controllers and which one would better suit my needs.

​I want to precisely control the speed of two sensorless bldc motors, keeping them in sync regardless of the load each of those is experiencing.

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Thanks, regards

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Dario CUCCHI
ST Employee

‎2021-05-05 9:14 AM

Hi @Hannibal​  and welcome to the ST Community !

Both boards operate with a battery pack from 3S to 6S Li-Po batteries (typical from 11.1V to 22.2V).

The peak current of the ESC001V1 is 30A, for the B-G431B-ESC1 it is 40A.

The B-G431B-ESC1 is more compact and uses the STM32G431 microcontroller; the  ESC001V1 uses the STM32F303 microcontroller.

The B-G431B-ESC1 has an embedded ST-LINK, useful for programming and debugging your application.

Both the evaluation boards can manage one motor; if you want to synchronize them, you have to use some external common signals, or use a central unit (for example the STEVAL-FCU001V1).

Here the link at user manual of the two boards for more information:

Have a nice day !

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