Hi
My uni has a spare 3 phase BLDC motor but sadly the guy that was working with it left the uni with all the paperwork regarding it. Now i found the datasheet on the internet so that was a big help.
I have no experience with BLDC motors and before I start designing anything I would just like to switch on the motor and measure the hall effect sensor outputs. Now I dont want the motor to move or anything so I am not planning to provide any signals to the three phase inputs of the motor. The motor however has 3 outputs for the 3 hall effect sensors, a VCC for the hall effect sensors and then 2 temperature outputs.
Now my plan is just to supply VCC for the halls and the ground. Then take a oscilloscope and measure the outputs from the halls and temp sensors. By not supplying any signals to phase1,2 and 3 should not harm the motor in any way correct?
Attached is the datasheet for the motor.
I have the 167132 model.
Thanks
My uni has a spare 3 phase BLDC motor but sadly the guy that was working with it left the uni with all the paperwork regarding it. Now i found the datasheet on the internet so that was a big help.
I have no experience with BLDC motors and before I start designing anything I would just like to switch on the motor and measure the hall effect sensor outputs. Now I dont want the motor to move or anything so I am not planning to provide any signals to the three phase inputs of the motor. The motor however has 3 outputs for the 3 hall effect sensors, a VCC for the hall effect sensors and then 2 temperature outputs.
Now my plan is just to supply VCC for the halls and the ground. Then take a oscilloscope and measure the outputs from the halls and temp sensors. By not supplying any signals to phase1,2 and 3 should not harm the motor in any way correct?
Attached is the datasheet for the motor.
I have the 167132 model.
Thanks
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