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Brushless DC motor control

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eljainc

Electrical
Feb 23, 2012
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Hello,

I am looking for a brushless DC motor controller to control a
motor that is rated for 110VDC (not AC). It has 6 hall effect elements on the motor.

I would like a controller that can be connected to a computer or microcontroller so that I can monitor the RPMs of the motor and be able to slow down or speed up the motor.

I am ideally looking for a controller that is under $200.

Thanks
 
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Are you sure the motor has 6 hall effects? Or does it have 3 hall effects and require a 6 step trapezoidal drive?
 
eljainc,

This might be hard to find. Quite some time ago there was interest in 12 step commutation. I have attached a patent that may help you track something down.

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Brad, there are 6 hall effect elements. Every revolution generates 6 hall element signals.
 
As wroted by Brad1979, 3 Halls sensors are generate 6 combination over one revolution. Than you need standard amplifier with 6 step or trap commutation for BLDC motor.
 
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