2019-12-12 05:50 AM
Hello everybody
I'm using MotorControl Workbench and Motor Control SDK 5.4.1.
I need to control some power tools up to currents of 40A peak. I developed a board similar to IHM08M1 and I'm very satisfied of the power delivered to motors. There's only a "little" problem: I should improve the behavior at heavy loads when motor has to startup, because I noticed that in this case it fails to start. I've a linear ramp of 750ms in which motor moves from 0 rpm to 1650 rpm (15% of nominal speed at free load) and the final current in this phase is the nominal current (so the max current we can give to the motor).
Could be a practical solution create a phase in which current rumps up very quickly to nominal value and desired speed moves from 0 rpm to a little value in a brief time? After that phase I would add a phase in which current is still constant at the maximum value and speed moves from the previous little value to the 15% of nominal speed to exit from open loop mechanism.
Did anybody try a solution like this? Or maybe there's a better way?
Thank you very much for support.
Roberto
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2021-01-28 09:14 AM
Hello Skywork,
Sorry I am not sure I understood your question. Do you have problem with hall sensor ? Or do you want to remove them?
Thanks and best regards,
Claire
2021-01-31 08:28 AM
Hello @Claire OKU
I have the similar issue under FOC + hall sensor situation, I will meet that the motor will shake when climbing the hill with heavy loading
Is there any method to improve this situation
thanks
2021-02-01 08:30 AM
Hello @Claire OKU
I means that I using hall sensor + FOC to drive the BLDC motor, but I still have issue under heavy load startup situation
Is there anyway to solve this issue
thanks
2021-06-15 12:53 AM
The question has been set only to the "STM32 Motor Control" topic (the question is only about the STM32 MC SDK).
Best regards