Um Imparcial View of dc motor speed control circuit

Um Imparcial View of dc motor speed control circuit

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Can you make changes to the Demo 3 sketch and implement these scenarios (or whatever other improvement you can think of)?

A current carrying wire in the presence of a magnetic field experiences a mechanical force that acts in a particular direction. To determine the focus of this force, Sir John Ambrose Fleming established a simple way that uses one’s left hand to visualize the relationship between the flow of current, the direction of the magnetic field, and the direction of the force. This simple yet highly effective technique became known as the Fleming Left-hand rule.

A PWM DC motor controller can supply voltage in pulses, changing the ratio of the pulse to the pulse period which is called the duty cycle.

The 555 Timer is capable of generating PWM signal when set up in an astable mode. In you are not familiar with the 555 Timer you can check my previous tutorial where I explained in details what’s inside and how the 555 Timer IC works.

A breadboard, electrical tape or solder to make solid connections in the circuit. A tutorial for using breadboards can be found below.

For example, if you touch the base with your finger it could cause current into the base and the motor will rotate. This is not mandatory but it is good to include to reduce chances of accidental starting of the DC motor. The DC motor is connected as load at the collector. 

I am not the most knowledgable when it comes to the maths involved, so please forgive me if it completely screwed the equasions and limits. I hope my intentions were made clear and if you could help, that would be much appericated. Thanks, Nick

The speed of a DC motor is directly proportional to the supply voltage. A simple way to control the speed of a DC motor is to regulate the supply voltage with pulse width modulation (PWM).

In this configuration the On time will depend on the resistor R1, the left side of the potentiometer and the capacitor C1, while the Off time will depend on the capacitor C1 and the right side of the potentiometer.

As I’ve stated earlier in this tutorial, my DC Motor driver (library) gives the user full control over the PWM signal’s resolution.

We’ll have to do this step just to have the TIM_HAL files added to our project by CubeMX. And also it gives us a startup configuration for the PWM channel of that specific timer module as we’ll see hereafter. This is the best way to keep the code generic and portable to any STM32 microcontroller.

The ECUAL DC_MOTOR driver is built for STM32 microcontrollers using one Timer channel in PWM mode. You’ll have to configure an instance of it and use the APIs to initialize, start, change speed, stop your motor, and that’s all.

We’ll conclude this tutorial with some tests, measurements, and spot the light on potential improvements and features that you can make and add to this driver library code.

So far, however, we have not looked at another important feature of these motors: their positional sensors. Because BLDC motor control must be coordinated with the rotor (magnet) position, these motors typically also include sensors to detect this position.

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