BLDC controller with PWM input
I have a Novakon nm135 with stock BLDC controller and spindle motor. I have no manual but found similar controllers that say:
PWM--control input-pin 500-5KHz of the PWM control signal 10% -90% of the minimum speed can be controlled to the highest (Recommended frequency: 1KHz)
I don't know a lot about electronics but I think servo pwm is 500hz? It also looks like 1hkz is the recommended frequency? So 0-1000hz? I purchased a mach3 breakout that says it's capable of 2.5khz. Also has a d/a pwm 0-10v.
On the controller I see:
12v
5v
NC
Stop (stop/start)
F/R (I assume forward reverse)
PWM
GND
I assume the last two are all I need to get the motor spinning at variables speeds but I could be wrong. There is also another 2 pin connector labeled PC1 & PC2 which I have included a photo of. It came wired with a jumper but maybe this could be an alternative 0-10v control?
I have included the breakout board I have coming. It looks like P1 is the pwm output but it also can do 0-10v.https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...8a99500a99.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...5c1a005f0f.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...48f656bfa4.jpg
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Re: BLDC controller with PWM input
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Originally Posted by
hax0red
I have included the breakout board I have coming. It looks like P1 is the pwm output but it also can do 0-10v.
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PWM and Analog 0-10v are 2 different things.
You connect a small PWM to Analog 0-10v converter board to use a PWM signal to the Analog of a drive.
Something like:
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32834921874.html
The PC1/PC2 is most likely a power related item.
Re: BLDC controller with PWM input
Quote:
Originally Posted by
dazp1976
PWM and Analog 0-10v are 2 different things.
You connect a small PWM to Analog 0-10v converter board to use a PWM signal to the Analog of a drive.
Something like:
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32834921874.html
The PC1/PC2 is most likely a power related item.
Yeah I know they are different, I was saying PC1/2 might be 0-10v analog.
It's my understanding that the board I purchased has both PWM support and 0-10v and there are PWM pins on the controller so I wouldn't need any converter if these match up.
I'm just not sure how to get it working with mach3 but it sounds like I'll have to figure it out.
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