Re: Sv: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] 3 Phase drive
Posted by
Jon Elson
on 2001-08-28 20:26:58 UTC
"J. J. Larsen" wrote:
need to provide the transistor drive signals. They take either
TTL or 12V logic levels, and give you back fault signals, but
you've still got to provide the signals that turn the transistors
on and off it the right sequence to provide either a simple
3-phase square waveform or a PWM train that averages out
to a sine wave. Making the PWM wave average out to a
sine wave of arbitrary voltage is the tricky part, but the result
is worth the effort.
The ML4423 chip was a closed-loop controller for a PWM
amplifier, so all you had to add was about 25 passive components
and the power section.
Jon
> Maybe this could be of some interrestYes, IR has the entire power section of the inverter, but you still
>
> http://motor.irf.com/
>
> I have not checked it out, just saw the headlines.
need to provide the transistor drive signals. They take either
TTL or 12V logic levels, and give you back fault signals, but
you've still got to provide the signals that turn the transistors
on and off it the right sequence to provide either a simple
3-phase square waveform or a PWM train that averages out
to a sine wave. Making the PWM wave average out to a
sine wave of arbitrary voltage is the tricky part, but the result
is worth the effort.
The ML4423 chip was a closed-loop controller for a PWM
amplifier, so all you had to add was about 25 passive components
and the power section.
Jon
Discussion Thread
J. J. Larsen
2001-08-28 13:23:45 UTC
Sv: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] 3 Phase drive
Jon Elson
2001-08-28 20:26:58 UTC
Re: Sv: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] 3 Phase drive