I am trying to do simulation for FSFR2100XS and LMV431 by LTspice,can someone help please?
https://www.fairchildsemi.com/datasheets/FS/FSFR2100XS.pdf
http://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/lmv431.pdf

 

Ive not done one for a while, but I would imagine that Fairchild would have a model

 

Ive not done one for a while, but I would imagine that Fairchild would have a model

I did contact them, they do not have

 

I am not familiar with LT Spice. But are you trying to do two separate simulations?

I found that the application note link/pdf had a lot of useful information.

An interesting chip.

 

It is

I am building a circuit to drive a high power electronic motor and it caught my eye

 

What is an Electronic Motor?
Max.

 

I am not familiar with LT Spice. But are you trying to do two separate simulations?

I found that the application note link/pdf had a lot of useful information.

An interesting chip.

I am trying to do LCC resonance converter by using FSFR2100XS

 

There is a design procedure in the app note. It looks like a very versatile chip.

 

I am trying to do LCC resonance converter by using FSFR2100XS

Or how can i do module generate 2 signals out of phase and the frequency of this module depend on the input voltage to this module

 

Hello,

There is an application note for an LLC circuit.

Bertus

 

What is an Electronic Motor?
Max

Good question

An electronic motor, or Brushless Direct Current Motor (BLDC) does not use alternating current

 

What is an Electronic Motor?
Max

An electronic motor, or Brushless Direct Current Motor (BLDC) does not use alternating current

That is not an electronic motor, it may be electronically commutated.
It is a direct cousin and identical in construction to the AC servo and does use 3ph Alternating current .
Max.

 

By international, English speaking standards, an electronic motor and a BLDC motor are the same

 

That's new to me. I have heard of electronic drives and electronic motor drives. AC and DC.

But not heard of electronic motor.

 

You have not built an electric buggy and driving circuitry, I think

I have researched electronic motors for years

I have found them to have the same meaning

 

No, your right, I have not. I have done industrial work, but not electric buggy work.

I am learning new,...old terms,...all the time.

 

Yea, the two terms are pretty much interchangeable

 

You have not built an electric buggy and driving circuitry, I think

I have researched electronic motors for years

I have found them to have the same meaning

I have worked in motion control for several decades CNC, Robotics etc, with all manner of motors, and never heard one described as 'Electronic' The Drive, maybe.
Max.

 

By international, English speaking standards, an electronic motor and a BLDC motor are the same

I have worked Internationally (3 continents) and am English speaking, actually British by birth, never once heard that.
Max.

 

Hey Max

I have, after many years of research, found that the terms "Electronic Motor" and "Brush Less Direct Current (BLDC) Motor" are used
interchangeably, and so, since the true meaning of the term got lost many internet years ago, and as far as I know, has not been officially defined, is being defined now

And since there seems to be no real research and development going on in the field of electronic motors and how they have the potential to be the leading edge of technology, it looks like I will have to be, as always, the INOVATOR

Google knows, they have built an electric airplane that can stay in the air 'forever'

But when I do research on '"electronic motors"', using Google, I find these terms used interchangeably