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General| Brand | Microchip Technology |
|---|---|
| Model | dsPIC33CK |
| Category | Computer Hardware |
| Language | English |
General information about the board and preface topics.
Explains the organization and structure of the user's guide.
Provides a general description of the dsPIC33CK Low-Voltage Motor Control Board.
Details the key features and capabilities of the Motor Control Board.
Illustrates the overall architecture and functional blocks of the board.
Introduces the chapter's focus on the board's input and output interfaces.
Summarizes the connectors on the Motor Control Board and their intended uses.
Describes the components of the board's user interface, including LEDs and buttons.
Details the pin assignments and functions of the dsPIC DSC microcontroller.
Provides a detailed description of the hardware features of the Motor Control Board.
Details the main microcontroller and its supporting circuitry on the board.
Explains the board's power supply stages and voltage regulation.
Describes the implementation of the three-phase motor power stage.
Details the circuits used for measuring motor phase and bus currents.
Explains the network for scaling down DC supply voltage for measurement.
Describes the interface for motor position and speed sensors.
Details the optional circuit for interfacing an external temperature sensor.
Covers push buttons, potentiometers, and LEDs for user interaction.
Explains the board's USB-UART interface for debugging and communication.
Describes the sockets for expanding functionality with Click Boards™.
Details the on-board PICkit™ programmer/debugger tool.
Provides the schematics and PCB layout diagrams of the Motor Control Board.
Introduces the section detailing the electrical specifications of the Motor Control Board.
Introduces the chapter providing detailed design information for the board.
Details the design of circuits for amplifying motor phase and bus currents.
Explains the design of the board's auxiliary power supply stages.
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