Building on the previous session, we investigate the Field Oriented Control process in an easy to understand way using animations and simulations. We then introduce the topic of observers and how they can be applied in a field-oriented application to eliminate the motor shaft sensor, resulting in sensorless control.
Part 3 of 6 - Brushless DC Motors: This session will talk about the different types of motors used in the industry; DC, Brushless DC, Steppers, Permanent Magnet Synchronous, and AC Induction. To gather a better understanding of motors, differences of these motors with advantages and disadvantages of each will be shown. Basic motor drive circuits will be discussed from full H-Bridge drive to half-bridge for 3-phase motors. Other drive concepts such as 6-step commutation along with drive issues such as current recirculation will be discussed. Field Oriented Control will also be discussed and how it has progressed with improving technology. This session will end with how to implement a motor control application using TI solutions from analog products, digital controllers and software to precisely control the position, velocity and torque of mechanical drives.
Part 1 of 6 - Intro: This session will talk about the different types of motors used in the industry; DC, Brushless DC, Steppers, Permanent Magnet Synchronous, and AC Induction. To gather a better understanding of motors, differences of these motors with advantages and disadvantages of each will be shown. Basic motor drive circuits will be discussed from full H-Bridge drive to half-bridge for 3-phase motors. Other drive concepts such as 6-step commutation along with drive issues such as current recirculation will be discussed. Field Oriented Control will also be discussed and how it has progressed with improving technology. This session will end with how to implement a motor control application using TI solutions from analog products, digital controllers and software to precisely control the position, velocity and torque of mechanical drives.
Part 2 of 6 - Brushed DC Motors: This session will talk about the different types of motors used in the industry; DC, Brushless DC, Steppers, Permanent Magnet Synchronous, and AC Induction. To gather a better understanding of motors, differences of these motors with advantages and disadvantages of each will be shown. Basic motor drive circuits will be discussed from full H-Bridge drive to half-bridge for 3-phase motors. Other drive concepts such as 6-step commutation along with drive issues such as current recirculation will be discussed. Field Oriented Control will also be discussed and how it has progressed with improving technology. This session will end with how to implement a motor control application using TI solutions from analog products, digital controllers and software to precisely control the position, velocity and torque of mechanical drives.
Part 1 of 2 - Video Surveillance Reference Designs - DVR: In this session, we will discuss video reference designs based on TI�s DM365 processors and TVP5158 analog decoders that help reduce customers� time to market. The DM365 IPCamera and DVR reference designs are targetted for the Video Surveillance market where high quality video at low bitrates and a low system BOM are key to designing successful products. This session will give details on the hardware and software architecture, as well as cover the business model for engaging with TI.
Part 2 of 2 - TMS320DM36x IP Security Camera Reference Design: In this session, we will discuss video reference designs based on TI�s DM365 processors and TVP5158 analog decoders that help reduce customers� time to market. The DM365 IPCamera and DVR reference designs are targetted for the Video Surveillance market where high quality video at low bitrates and a low system BOM are key to designing successful products. This session will give details on the hardware and software architecture, as well as cover the business model for engaging with TI.
Part 2 of 2 - TMS320DM36x IP Security Camera Reference Design: In this session, we will discuss video reference designs based on TI�s DM365 processors and TVP5158 analog decoders that help reduce customers� time to market. The DM365 IPCamera and DVR reference designs are targetted for the Video Surveillance market where high quality video at low bitrates and a low system BOM are key to designing successful products. This session will give details on the hardware and software architecture, as well as cover the business model for engaging with TI.