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Zombie
Q: What is the difference betwwen a 3-phase stepper motor with encoder and a
dc-brushless motor?
What is the difference between a 3 phase 16step/rev stepper motor in comparision
to a DC-brushless motor with ...
Deepak K
A: Yes. If the motor has no built-in commutator or control circuitry, the external
circuitry can be designed to both control voltage and provide commutation. If the
motor has an internal electronic commutator circuit, the voltage can probably be
controlled externally over some range, but the external control circuitry must be
designed to avoid interfering with the internal circuitry.
Deepak K
A: I don't think so. I am not expert in this area but all the brushless DC motors
we use are 3 phase. You have to turn the phases on in a specific sequence and you
need motor position feedback from hall effect sensors to determine when you do
that. Perhaps there are other kinds though.
Lim K
Jonny Mick
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Jake
A: Depends on motor to some extent, but yes. To start, you need schematic/spec
sheet on motor to see how it is wound and is to be controlled, including feedback
if any. Then, just google. Try something like "pic microcontroller brushless dc
motor" PIC has several application notes on it, but lots of people do. App notes ...
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Khairul...
A: I assume you mean a three phase brushless motor. The drive is three separate
phases 120 degrees apart, and it might be a square wave or a sine wave depending
on the motor. Thius it uses 6 output ports. If it is a sine wave it will probably be
generated by a PWM modulator and LPF combination for each phase. It becomes
very similar to ...
Adam
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