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My problem is phase voltages (PWM) on the motor generated without phase shift.
I tried set gMotorVars[mtrNum].IqRef_A = 2 always so, but nothing happen.
see the picture below:
after increasing the voltage to gMotorVars[mtrNum].IqRef_A = 5
the PWM of phase 2 has shifted a little:
the current rose to 0.7 A constant value (the engine is designed for high currents)
the engine began to warm up strongly and the smell of burning appeared
after analyzing the PC program for sending commands to the master-board, it turned out that it sends exactly the current value: gIqFeedforward_A[HAL_MTR2] as robot_if.GetMotor(i).SetCurrentReference(cur)
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My problem is phase voltages (PWM) on the motor generated without phase shift.
I tried set
gMotorVars[mtrNum].IqRef_A = 2
always so, but nothing happen.see the picture below:
after increasing the voltage to
gMotorVars[mtrNum].IqRef_A = 5
after analyzing the PC program for sending commands to the master-board, it turned out that it sends exactly the current value:
gIqFeedforward_A[HAL_MTR2]
asrobot_if.GetMotor(i).SetCurrentReference(cur)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: