This Topic is used for Wireless Charging solution 1.Mcu C drive code: GitHub - STMicroelectronics/STWirelessCharging-C-Drivers: Standard C platform-independent drivers for wireless charging ICs 2. If your wlc chip i2c is ok but GUI can not connected...
I am using a STBC08 to charge the battery in my application. It works fine, but if the battery isn't charged for a long time the battery goes into over-discharge protection. In this state the battery terminals are at 0 V and trying to charge the batt...
I have a project where I would like to drive two separate sensored BLDC motors with a single microcontroler. The only options I have seen involve the control of a single motor with no options of stacking shields (in the Nucleo's case) or using mu...
Hello,Just received an EVAL-L9907-H and a SPC560P-DISP, I'm looking to loadup basic examples or related software. I see lots of PDF's referenceing a GUI, though I'm having a tough time tracking down real software to use with this eval kit. Any help i...
I want to switch the low side mosfets in a particular manner to charge the bootstrap capacitor in driver IC. I wanted generate three 120 degree phase shifted square pulses of same frequency. Can three phase shifted signals be generated by timer in MA...
Posted on December 01, 2017 at 17:25Hello,I currently try to use more than one Stepper Motor Controller Board (3 to be precise) stacked. Every single one is working perfect with individual CS jumpers set by using the standard library from st - using...
Hello ST,In the process of testing the RHFL7913 device, I would like to program the current limit for the device. Though datasheet says device is internally programmed to 4A. I would to reduce the current capability to 2A by placing the resistor ( i...
@brk Can we please get ST staff and FAE with domain knowledge to participate here, or have managers for divisions actively monitor the customer experience.
Please guide me to get shelf life details of UC3842BD1013TR
Hi all, I am confused about FB pull-up current. At start, ZCD detects overvoltage, so I understand that FB is pulled down. After 300ms, FB is pulled by 0.6mA and after next 500ms FB is suddenly pulled by 1mA. How does overvoltage protection work? How...
