If your motor control application demands high accuracy, high bandwidth, and resilience against temperature fluctuations, a closed-loop Hall effect current sensor is often the preferred choice.

This repository contains a microcontroller code written for an ESP32 that simulates a temperature-based motor control system. The code uses the AccelStepper library to control a stepper motor based on ...

The circuit mainly consists of an ATmega8 microcontroller, temperature sensor, DC motor and driver IC. Here, temperature sensor is connected to the input of ADC pin i.e. ADC0 pin of the ...

[Davide Gironi] shows us how to implement a sensorless brushless DC motor controller (sensorless BLDC) using an ATmega8 microcontroller. In order to control a BLDC motor you need to know its rotati… ...

According to the automotive supplier, the electric motor rotor temperature sensor (eRTS) delivers significantly more precise measurement results than the current software-based temperature simulation, ...