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BLDC Using PID Controlller

11/30/2012 1:08 AM

how the pid controller is used to control the speed of a brushless dc motor....??

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Re: bldc using pid controlller

11/30/2012 3:11 AM

The same as any other real-world process. Compare the measured value with the setpoint, increase the output if under, and decrease if over. There has to be something else to this question, that hasn't been shared with the forum.

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11/30/2012 5:03 AM

yup..i need the programing code for speed control of bldc by pid controller by using the MATLAB/ SIMULINK software....

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11/30/2012 10:01 AM

So you want the nice folks at CR4 to do your work for you? Sorry, that's your job, not ours...

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