I setup another breadboard using an ARM Cortex-M3 hosted on an mbed NXP LPC1768. I rewrote the controller code in C and was able to generate motor jitters; I think the mbed’s 3.3V output might not be enough to trigger the 5V Logic MOSFETs. (The picture does not include the external power source)
June 5, 2012
50V 60A brushless DC motor controller design – Moving to the ARM Cortex-M3
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