Simulink model
Simulink model
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Hi!
Can someone suggest where I can find,possibly free,Simulink model for
a)stepper motor driver
b)BLDC motor driver
Thanks in advance.
Can someone suggest where I can find,possibly free,Simulink model for
a)stepper motor driver
b)BLDC motor driver
Thanks in advance.





RE: Simulink model
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RE: Simulink model
http://www.mathworks.com/
for more info
RE: Simulink model
My target is to calculate the performancies of stepper and BLDC motors starting from catalog's data of the producers.
Actually I'm able to calculate the pull-out torque of steppers with an error of ± 10% on a wide speed range,100 ÷ 10000 Steps/s (@ bipolar chopper mode,open loop)with reasonable over voltages drive.
The calculations are made in steady state conditions by using an Excel worksheet.
Now,what I'm trying to do,it is to simulate the motor in dynamic conditions by using Simulink,an application toolbox of Matlab to solve systems of differential equations,but I discovered that it's not so easy to model the drive(bipolar chopper).
Similar problem I have for BLDC motor.
Thanks in advance and sorry for my english.
RE: Simulink model
RE: Simulink model
1. Simulink is just convenient software for mathematical modeling similarly as calculator is a convenient device to calculate, e.g. 9x19+91
2. If you have a particular motor in mind to analyze by Simulink, obtain its theoretical description/explanation from textbooks with good understanding of relationships and model the mathematical description within Simulink according to what is required as an output.
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RE: Simulink model
RE: Simulink model
http://www.hsi-inc.com/contact_hsi/FAQ/theory/theory.htm
http://home.mira.net/~tonymerc/steptheo/stepbas2.htm
http://home.mira.net/~tonymerc/steptheo/stepbas3.htm
http://www.webspawner.com/users/kevinsactivex/
for stepper motors and
http://www.aveox.com/faq.html
http://www.aveox.com/hobby.htm
http://www.ametektmd.com/techref/duratek%20paper.pdf
http://www.renco.com/106803.pdf
http://www.coercive.com/dcmotor.htm
http://www.automotioninc.com/
http://www.msdevelopments.com/web/prod01.htm
http://www.elmagnetic.com/pro_brushless.htm
etc. for more info on brushless dc motors