Hello MotorRunner,I don't understand why you don't use Speed Control in that case. You would just have to input your maximum speed as reference and the system will do its best to maintain it, only slowing down when the resistive torque is too high. W...
Hello Alex10,I am glad that you found a solution to your answer, however, there is an extra step that you should not need to do in what you said.When generating code with STWB, CubeMx is already ran and the output should be a working MC project, so y...
Hello Stickkan,You can also start a project via WorkBench with a completely different motor, then update it in the GUI (motor tab) according to your motor's datasheet, and finally save it as new Motor.
Hello MotorRunner,Have you looked at this post, especially the second reply I made ? If it doesn't help you, I will be happy to answer your remaining questions.
