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    Quote Originally Posted by hesham morsy View Post
    cd rom motor as bldc ???

    Keep up the good work
    It was the only one I could find in house...
    Actually I do not even understand the term BLDC... There is no way that kind of motors to work with DC...
    They are simply triphasic motors...

    I am about to recive a larger 'BLDC'...
    I will post progress and new schematic and firmware after...

    Mihai

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    Re: DIY AC Servo Drive - ATMega based

    Quote Originally Posted by mcm_xyz View Post
    Actually I do not even understand the term BLDC... There is no way that kind of motors to work with DC...
    They are simply triphasic motors...
    Mihai
    The term BLDC or Brushless DC comes from the fact that with a BLDC motor, only two or three stator coils are energised at any given time and represents a DC motor turned inside out, as opposed to the virtually identically wound 3ph motor that energises all three windings, often in 3ph sinusoidal pattern.
    Al.
    CNC, Mechatronics Integration and Custom Machine Design

    “Logic will get you from A to B. Imagination will take you everywhere.”
    Albert E.

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