The newly announced Click board series extends the reach of ST's STSPIN motor driver ICs into the Mikroe ecosystem.
The newly announced Click board series extends the reach of ST's STSPIN motor driver ICs into the Mikroe ecosystem.
The dual N-channel devices offer DS breakdown voltages of 40 V and 60 V and current ratings of 25 A to 48 A.
The dual N-channel devices offer DS breakdown voltages of 40 V and 60 V and current ratings of 25 A to 48 A.
This operates from inputs up to 600V and doesn’t require an optoisolator to regulate the output.
This operates from inputs up to 600V and doesn’t require an optoisolator to regulate the output.
Silanna Semiconductor releases new active clamp flyback PWM controller for power design.
Silanna Semiconductor releases new active clamp flyback PWM controller for power design.
Silanna announces an active clamp flyback controller with built-in UHV components for AC/DC power adapters.
Silanna announces an active clamp flyback controller with built-in UHV components for AC/DC power adapters.
Take a closer look at the STSPIN32F0B SiP from STMicroelectronics.
Take a closer look at the STSPIN32F0B SiP from STMicroelectronics.
This article provides some practical guidance on how to evaluate integrated circuits intended for controlling brushed DC motors.
This article provides some practical guidance on how to evaluate integrated circuits intended for controlling brushed DC motors.
Power Integrations’ BridgeSwitch™ family of ICs achieve conversion efficiency of up to 98.5% in brushless DC (BLDC)…
Power Integrations’ BridgeSwitch™ family of ICs achieve conversion efficiency of up to 98.5% in brushless DC (BLDC) motor drive applications of up to 300 W.
This article shows how to implement an analog PID controller, including adjusting of the angular position of a DC motor…
This article shows how to implement an analog PID controller, including adjusting of the angular position of a DC motor shaft, editing the design to control its speed, and tuning PID parameters for reliable performance.
By connecting an L298 bridge IC to an Arduino, you can control a DC motor.
By connecting an L298 bridge IC to an Arduino, you can control a DC motor.
This article describes how to control a 3-phase brushless DC motor using a GreenPAK.
This article describes how to control a 3-phase brushless DC motor using a GreenPAK.
This article looks at how appliance design is utilizing three-phase brushless DC motors to reduce system power…
This article looks at how appliance design is utilizing three-phase brushless DC motors to reduce system power consumption to meet Energy Star's requirements.
STMicroelectronics announces a new low-voltage three-phase and “three-sense” motor driver IC.
STMicroelectronics announces a new low-voltage three-phase and “three-sense” motor driver IC.
STMicroelectronics offers their new microstepping motor driver that includes control logic and a power stage.
STMicroelectronics offers their new microstepping motor driver that includes control logic and a power stage.
Toshiba has introduced three new stepper motor drivers that seek to revolutionize the industry.
Toshiba has introduced three new stepper motor drivers that seek to revolutionize the industry.
Learn about sensorless brushless DC motor controllers, some example ICs, and some disadvantages of using such motors.
Learn about sensorless brushless DC motor controllers, some example ICs, and some disadvantages of using such motors.
Learn the difference between slow decay mode and fast decay mode, why these names are used, and how they influence motor…
Learn the difference between slow decay mode and fast decay mode, why these names are used, and how they influence motor deceleration.
Ongoing developments in microcontroller performance and integration continue with product lines such as the PIC32MK.
Ongoing developments in microcontroller performance and integration continue with product lines such as the PIC32MK.
Detecting, decoding, and displaying IR (Infrared) signal data is interesting, but using those signals to control stuff is…
Detecting, decoding, and displaying IR (Infrared) signal data is interesting, but using those signals to control stuff is more interesting . . . and sometimes useful. Read on to learn how.
Remote controls for electronics often use IR (infrared) radiation in a very precisely coded sequence for channel surfing,…
Remote controls for electronics often use IR (infrared) radiation in a very precisely coded sequence for channel surfing, volume adjustments, and more. One of the most popular codes is the SIRC (Sony Infrared Remote Code) which may be used with a PICAXE microcontroller to manage a stepper motor, or most any other electronic or electro-mechanical device.