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FT1006 - Three Phase sinusoidal BLDC Motor controller

Description

The FT1006 is a Three Phase sinusoidal Brushless DC (BLDC) Motor controller.

It comes with the advanced Hall sensor design.

Using the Hall sensor signals, the control system is able to execute the PWM commutation by switching the 3-Phase inverter.

Features

  • and wide power-supply range capabilities, it is intended to cover a wide range of motor characteristics, while requiring little tuning from the user. Speed adjustment can be achieved through either direct-PWM or analog voltage control. Speed indicator is provided through a Frequency Generator output (FG×3), generating digital pulse with its frequency proportional to the speed of the motor. FT1006 has an automatic internal bootstrap charge management scheme ensuring that the bootstrap capacitor i.

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Part number FT1006
Manufacturer Fortior
File Size 322.40 KB
Description Three Phase sinusoidal BLDC Motor controller
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` FT1006 Three Phase sinusoidal BLDC Motor controller Description The FT1006 is a Three Phase sinusoidal Brushless DC (BLDC) Motor controller. It comes with the advanced Hall sensor design. Using the Hall sensor signals, the control system is able to execute the PWM commutation by switching the 3-Phase inverter. Due to its adaptive features and wide power-supply range capabilities, it is intended to cover a wide range of motor characteristics, while requiring little tuning from the user. Speed adjustment can be achieved through either direct-PWM or analog voltage control. Speed indicator is provided through a Frequency Generator output (FG×3), generating digital pulse with its frequency proportional to the speed of the motor.
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