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PWM Rotation of Brushless DC Motor EC-32 by PIC16F88 and Rotation in terms of Combinational Logic Circuit

Authors: NAKAMORI, Seiichi; 132935;

PWM Rotation of Brushless DC Motor EC-32 by PIC16F88 and Rotation in terms of Combinational Logic Circuit

Abstract

The brushed direct current (DC) motor rotates by applying DC voltage. The brushless DC (BLDG) motor also known as electronically commutated motors (ECMs, EC motors) is categorized into synchronous motors. The method of pulse width modulation (PWM) rotation of the brushless DC motor seems to be not straightforward. From this viewpoint, this paper reports on the PWM rotation of brushless DC moto EC-32 by using the microcontroller PIC16F88 with 18 pins. Its circuit and PICBASIC PRO program list are shown. Furthermore, the report shows the method of rotating the brushless DC motor EC-32 in the relation with the combinational logic circuit. Here, the truth table for the brushless DC motor EC-32 is introduced and corresponding combinational logic circuit is illustrated.

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PICBASIC PRO program, combinational logic circuit, PWM, Brushless DC motor, 541

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