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Disadvantage – lower efficiency since only half the windings
are being used.
2. Connect the two opposing phases (1-3 and 2-4) in series.
Advantage – the motor does not require more than the nominal
current.
Disadvantage – the driver will see twice the nominal motor
inductance that will reduce the motor's torque performance at
higher speeds.
3. Connect the two opposing phases (1-3 and 2-4) in parallel.
Advantage – the motor inductance does not increase, allowing
it to perform well at higher speeds.
Disadvantage – requires the driver to supply twice the motor's
nominal current.
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Figure 5.48: Dual H-Bridge Driver
5.7.3 DC Motor Drivers
There are three major categories of DC motor drivers. The simplest
one is a voltage amplifier (
Figure 5.49).
In
control signal
±10V
M
E
Figure 5.49: DC Motor Voltage Amplifier
The driver amplifies the standard ±10 V control signal to cover the
motor's nominal voltage range while also supplying the motor's
nominal current.
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BrandNewport
ModelESP300 Series
CategoryController
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