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BLDC: Zero Cross detection asymmetrical
Motion control, servos, steppers, etc. topic
Posted by Wolf on 26 October, 2009 - 6:50 am
Hello,

for detecting the Zero-cross of a sensorless BLDC I use a starpoint
reproduction and give this Neutral-Point-signal and the evaluated
Phase to a comparator. At higher speed there is no problem with zero-
cross detection. But at lower speed, the zero crossing detection is
asymmetrical: The falling edge comes late, the rising edge comes very
soon. So the following phases of the running motor are long - short -
long - short ....

Who knows something about this effect?

Best regards Wolf

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