Motor control circuit

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flintloque

Joined Feb 11, 2019
6
What is it supposed to do?
The three coils are connected in parallel. Are they supposed to be?
each coil is shown is two coils at either side of the motor in series, with a resulting magnetic force in the same direction as one another i repeated this 3 times.
 

AlbertHall

Joined Jun 4, 2014
12,625
Q1, Q4, and Q5 are connected in parallel
Q2, Q3, and Q6 are also connected in parallel
Therefore your first three states:
Q7,Q2,Q9
Q7,Q3,Q9
Q7,Q6,Q9
are identical.
 

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flintloque

Joined Feb 11, 2019
6
Q1, Q4, and Q5 are connected in parallel
Q2, Q3, and Q6 are also connected in parallel
Therefore your first three states:
Q7,Q2,Q9
Q7,Q3,Q9
Q7,Q6,Q9
are identical.
I dont think they are? they are supposed to drive each coil Q2 will activate L3, Q3 for L2, Q6 for L1.
 

ScottWang

Joined Aug 23, 2012
7,501
I'm not sure what are you trying to do?
1. V = 1.5V
2. How about the V/I of motor?
3. VN66, Vgs=5V, Id = 0.3A, Rds = 1.8Ω
4. When the load connected with Vs and Ground and in series two stages then you will need the Vin = 5V + 3V + 3V = 11V.
The info of VN66 is quite less, I'm not sure when the Vgs<5V and how many volts that it can be get into the saturation status.
 

Thread Starter

flintloque

Joined Feb 11, 2019
6
I'm not sure what are you trying to do?
1. V = 1.5V
2. How about the V/I of motor?
3. VN66, Vgs=5V, Id = 0.3A, Rds = 1.8Ω
4. When the load connected with Vs and Ground and in series two stages then you will need the Vin = 5V + 3V + 3V = 11V.
The info of VN66 is quite less, I'm not sure when the Vgs<5V and how many volts that it can be get into the saturation status.
ignore the values used its just demonstration of the circuit i am trying show
 

AlbertHall

Joined Jun 4, 2014
12,625
I'm not sure what are you trying to do?
I suspect the idea is to power the three coils in sequence, and then reverse the polarity and power each coil again.
To do that will need 6 half bridges - 12 MOSFETs - and the idea behind the circuit in post #1 isn't going to work.
 

ScottWang

Joined Aug 23, 2012
7,501
I suspect the idea is to power the three coils in sequence, and then reverse the polarity and power each coil again.
To do that will need 6 half bridges - 12 MOSFETs - and the idea behind the circuit in post #1 isn't going to work.
Thanks.
I didn't check the circuit carefully, because it's quite messed and connected with the wrong pin from MOSFET to motor as the listed at items 4 in my posted #8, and the TS didn't answer the question listed at items 2, and he also didn't mention the input signal (voltage and current), so I can't do any further.
 
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