Idea for PWM to analog speed control
Posted by
washcomp
on 2004-04-29 18:14:46 UTC
I came across a source (for $2.00 each) of:
The uA7392 is a 14 pin IC that is designed for precision, closed
loop, motor speed control systems. The motor speed is determined by
frequency to voltage conversion of the input signal provided by the
tachometer generator. The result of the comparison controls the duty
cycle of the PWM switching motor drive output stage. With data.
How difficult do you think this chip is to integrate?
Does this offer any benefit when compared to the PWM speed control in
the files section?
Jeff
The uA7392 is a 14 pin IC that is designed for precision, closed
loop, motor speed control systems. The motor speed is determined by
frequency to voltage conversion of the input signal provided by the
tachometer generator. The result of the comparison controls the duty
cycle of the PWM switching motor drive output stage. With data.
How difficult do you think this chip is to integrate?
Does this offer any benefit when compared to the PWM speed control in
the files section?
Jeff
Discussion Thread
washcomp
2004-04-29 18:14:46 UTC
Idea for PWM to analog speed control
Roy J. Tellason
2004-04-29 20:08:18 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Idea for PWM to analog speed control