Discuss STM32 solutions for motor control, including PID tuning, sensorless operation, ADC noise, custom algorithms, and more.
Dear MCSDK users, The full MCSDK documentation is embedded in the Motor Control Workbench tool. Refer to Workbench tool > About > Documentations > Documentation.This document provides: Introduction: Includes startup guide links for MCSDK, HSO featu...
Dear MCSDK users, MCSDK version 6.4.0 is now available: Download It here. This version of the new Motor Control SDK 6 series (X-CUBE-MCDSK) provides mainly FOC and 6Step improvements, here are the main changes for this version: Motor Control Features...
The documentation of the Board descriptions format is now available on Motor Control Boards Description Wiki page, this documentation is compatible with MCSDK versions from 6.1.2. Board Descriptions are used by the ST motor-control workbench to enabl...
In order to have a quick response to your forum posts, the best way to ask the question is:- Give the version of the MCSDK used. - Say if the problem concerns a tool (MC Workbench, Motor Pilot, Motor Profiler, etc...) - Provide picture of tools inter...
Hello,Using the 48-pin variant (STM32F303CB), the "analog input and protection" pin mapper propose inputs that doesn't exist on the chip (C-port) and doesn't propose available pin (A1, A2, A3...)Any workaround?Thank you
Hello, I'm working with a BLDC motor controller, I'm currently facing an issue with my current limiting algorithm. Can anyone please help me with how the current limiting works in the motor controller. and whats the relationship between RMS current a...
motor control workbench communicate to evspin32f0251s1.what is the API.I need my application to communicate to motor controller.
If I connect motor phases of hall sensor in the wrong order, what will happen?Will be damage to My STEVAL-PTOOL2V1?How can I attach pdf to a question?
We already have a proof of concept prototype but that was done using DC brushed motors but now we want to use BLDC motors for better efficiency and quiet operations.Ideally we want everything (listed below) to be on a single board. - Microcontroller ...
