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DC Motor Control

This document discusses DC motor control theory and implementation. It provides the mathematical model of a DC motor and describes the block diagram of a cascade closed-loop speed control system for a DC motor drive. It then summarizes simulation results showing the motor's speed and current responses to various input commands over time, including starting from rest, reversing speed, and applying a step load.

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DC Motor Control

This document discusses DC motor control theory and implementation. It provides the mathematical model of a DC motor and describes the block diagram of a cascade closed-loop speed control system for a DC motor drive. It then summarizes simulation results showing the motor's speed and current responses to various input commands over time, including starting from rest, reversing speed, and applying a step load.

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DC Motor Control: Theory and Implementation

By Chung Tan Lam


CIMEC Lab.
I. Introduction
A DC motor speed drive
The mathematical model of dc motor (permanent magnet type) can be epre!!ed by the!e e"uation!
#here
a
V
: $rmature %oltage &'(
a
i
: $rmature current &$(
e
T
: Electromagnetic tor"ue &).m(
L
T : Load tor"ue &).m(
a
L
: $rmature inductance &*(
a
R
: $rmature re!i!tance & (
K : Coupling coefficient &).m+$(
J : Momen of inertia &,g.m
-
(
m
B
: Damping coefficient
The bloc. diagram of a ca!cade clo!ed/loop !peed control of the dc motor i! !ho#n belo#.
DC MOTOR MODEL
0
CASCADE SPEED CONTROL OF A DC MOTOR DRIVE
Typical dynamic re!pon!e! are al!o !ho#n. The motor i! initially at !tand!till and
at no load #hen a !tep command in !peed i! applied1 #hen !teady/!tate condition! are
reached2 a re%er!al of !peed i! commanded follo#ed by a !tep load application.
The !y!tem i! highly nonlinear due to the introduction of !aturation needed to limit
both the current deli%ered and the %oltage applied to the motor. The !y!tem i! in the
!aturation mode #hen the error! are large1 a! a con!e"uence2 the controller function! a! a
con!tant current !ource2 that i! tor"ue2 re!ulting in the ramping of the !peed !ince the load
in thi! eample i! a pure inertia. The inclu!ion of !aturation limit! on the 3I integrator i!
therefore nece!!ary to pro%ide anti#indup action. The pre!ence of the !ignum function in
the tor"ue epre!!ion i! re"uired in order to in!ure that the load i! pa!!i%e #hether the
!peed i! po!iti%e or negati%e (a! i! the ca!e here).
-
1. DC Motor Transient Running Operation
Thi! demo !imulate! the running of a DC motor #ith con!tant field or pm
ecitation (4 hp -56' 0-66 rpm) rated tor"ue Tr 7 86 ).m

BL9C, DI$:;$M M9DEL 9< $ DC M9T9;
8
M9T9; T;$)=IE)T ;>))I): 93E;$TI9)
Electrical system equation:
va = Ra.ia + La.dia/dt + ea
where ea = K.wm

Mecanical system equation:
Te = J.dwm/dt + Tl.signum(wm) + f(wm)
where Te = K.ia
=imulation ;e!ult!
M9T9; =3EED &rad+!(
5
M9T9; C>;;E)T &$(
2. DC Motor with bipolar PWM excitation
Thi! demo !imulate! the running of a DC motor #ith 3?M (bipolar) ecitation (4
hp -56' 0-66 rpm) rated tor"ue Tr 7 86 ).m
4
DC Motor ?ith Bipolar 3?M Ecitation
DC Motor Model
=imulation ;e!ult!
@
'oltage $%erage $pplied To Motor
M9T9; =3EED (rad+!)
Motor Current ($)
3. DC Motor with unipolar PWM excitation
A
Thi! demo !imulate! the running of a DC motor #ith 3?M (unipolar) ecitation (4
hp -56' 0-66 rpm) rated tor"ue Tr 7 86 ).m
DC Motor Model
=imulation ;e!ult!
B
'oltage $%erage $pplied To Motor
Motor =peed (;ad+=)
Motor Current ($)
4. Automatic Starter of a DC Motor
C
Thi! demo !imulate! the !tarting of a DC motor #ith automatic !tarter
(4 hp -56' 0-66 rpm) rated tor"ue Tr 7 86 ).m
The !tarter i! !imulated by a !peed/dependent effecti%e armature re!i!tance u!ing a loo./up table.
Mathematical model of the dc machine

'

+ +
+ +
a e
m a
L m
m
e
a a a
a
a a
Ki T
K e
T B
dt
d
J T
e i R
dt
di
L V

#here
a
V
: $rmature %oltage &'(
a
i
: $rmature current &$(
e
T
: Electromagnetic tor"ue &).m(
L
T : Load tor"ue &).m(
a
L
: $rmature inductance &*(
a
R
: $rmature re!i!tance & (
K : Coupling coefficient &).m+$(
J : Momen of inertia &,g.m
-
(
m
B
: Damping coefficient
=imulation ;e!ult!
06
M9T9; =3EED
M9T9; C>;;E)T
00
0-
T i t l e
S i z e D ! u m e n t " u m # e r R e v
D a t e $ S h e e t f
% & ' ( ( . '
) u l l * r i d g e D r i v e r
% +
( ( , e d n e s d a - . / a - ( ( . 0 ' ' 1
R 1
( K
% " (
(
2 T
0
2 (
3
4 (
5
% " 0
6
2 T
+
4 0
1
2 0
7
8 5 9 2 3 ( 5
% " (
(
2 T
0
2 (
3
4 (
5
% " 0
6
2 T
+
4 0
1
2 0
7
8 7 9 2 3 ( 5
(
0
6
+
1
7
5
3
:
( '
( (
( 0
( 6
( +
J 1
2 ; " ( +
; u t 0
; u t ( ; u t ( ; u t (
(
0 6 + 1
C
R ( 6
+ < + 5 '
D (
R 2 ' / T ( 2 K =
2 7
( ' 6
> ! !
(
= "
0
2 ; /
6
L ;
+
> #
3
? ;
5
> s
7
" 2
1
8 (
= R 0 ( ' 1
D 1 @ 9 , / (
0 + > D 2
( 1 > D 2
R 7
1 ' K
; u t (
D 5 @ 9 , / 0
0 + > D 2
( 1 > D 2
; u t 0
? ; (
? ; (
R 2 0 / 2 % 9 (
6
0
(
3
+
-
+
8 6 %
L / 6 1 3
1
7
5
3
+
-
+
8 6 *
L / 6 1 3
> s (
(
06+1
C
R 0 +
+ < + 5 '
D ( 6
D '
D (
D ( +
D 0
D 6
D ( 1 D ( 7
L ; (
+ 2 ( 0
6 6 u ) & 7 + >
D 1
2 (
( ' +
? ; 0
R 4 0
> s 0
(
06+1
C
R ( +
+ < 0 0 K
L ; (
L ; 0
1 > D 2
= n +
= n 6
D 7
> s (
L ; 0
1 > D 2
= n 0
D 5
= n (
+ 2 ( 6
6 6 u ) & ( 7 >
1 > D 2
R ( 1 + 5 K
S e n s i n g
D 3
= n (
R 4 (
1 > D 2
D 0
D (
2 :
( ' +
D +
D 6
D 7
D 1 @ 9 , / (
R ( 7 + 5 K
R 2 + / S D =
D 5 @ 9 , / 0
R * ' / = " T '
R * +
R * ( / = " T (
R 2 1 / S D ;
= n 0
% " '
R 4 0
R 4 (
R * 1
0 + > D 2
A " D
R 2 (
R 2 0 / 2 % 9 (
(
0
6
+
1
7
5
3
:
( '
( (
( 0
( 6
( +
J (
2 ; " (
(
0
6
+
1
7
5
3
:
( '
( (
( 0
( 6
( +
J 0
2 ; " (
9 ; R T > 2 2
R 2 ' / T ( 2 K =
> 2 2 @ = ;
4 B T > 2 2
R 4 ' / R D
R 4 S 4 T C
R 2 6 / S 2 K
D '
= n 6
R ( 5 + 5 K
S e n s i n g S e n s i n g S e n s i n g S e n s i n g S e n s i n g S e n s i n g
= n +
R ( 3 + 5 K
% " '
D 0
> ! !
(
= "
0
2 ; /
6
L ;
+
> #
3
? ;
5
> s
7
" 2
1
8 0
= R 0 ( ' 1
2 0
( ' +
? ; 0
= "
(
; 8 T
6
A
"
D
0
8 + K = 5 3 ( 1
> s 0
(
0
6
+
1
J 6
4 n ! d e r
R * ' / = " T '
(
06+1
C
R ( :
+ < + 5 '
0 + > D 2
(
0 6 + 1
C
R 0 '
+ < ( 1 '
R * 1
(
06+1
C
R 0 (
+ < 0 . 0 K
( 1 > D 2
(
06+1
C
R 0 0
+ < + 5 '
% " (
(
2 T
0
2 (
3
4 (
5
% " 0
6
2 T
+
4 0
1
2 0
7
8 1 9 2 3 ( 5
R * +
D +
D 6
; u t 0 ; u t 0
2 5
( ' +
; u t ( ; u t ( ; u t ( ; u t ( ; u t ( ; u t (
1 > D 2
R +
( K
R * ( / = " T (
R 2 (
1 > D 2
*/B;ID:E D;I'E; M9D>LE
(*/Bridge Dri%er D - output D5 input D 5 Indicator LEDE!)
T i t l e
S i z e D ! u m e n t " u m # e r R e v
D a t e $ S h e e t f
% & ' 0 (
? & * r i d g e 9 w e r / ; S ) 4 T
%
( ( , e d n e s d a - . / a - ( ( . 0 ' ' 1
A " D
; u t D u t 0
; u t D u t (
= n D u t 6
A " D 6
= n D u t +
A " D +
(
0
6
+
1
7
5
3
:
( '
( (
( 0
( 6
( +
J 6
T ? & * r i d g e D r i v e r
; u t 0
; u t (
> s (
? ; (
> s 0
? ; 0
L ; (
= n D u t +
L ; 0
= n D u t (
= n D u t 0
= n D u t 6
2 u r r % m D
0
(
6
T (
= R ) 1 + '
0
(
6
E D
= R ) 1 + '
; u t D u t (
; u t (
0
(
6
E 2
= R ) 1 + '
/ (
2 6
( ' +
> S (
> S 0
? >
? >
0
(
6
E *
= R ) 1 + '
+
2 +
( ' ' ' u ) & 7 + >
0
(
6
T 0
= R ) 1 + '
; u t D u t 0
; u t 0
0
(
6
E %
= R ) 1 + '
R (
' . ' ( & ( ,
+ 2 1
6 . 6 u ) & 7 + >
) (
) 8 S 4
(
0
6
+
1
7
5
3
J (
; u t D u t (
(
0
6
+
1
7
5
3
J 0
; u t D u t 0
/ 0
? >
A " D
? >
2 7
( ' +
R 0
' . ' ( & ( ,
2 u r r % m D
R 6
( '
R +
( '
R 1
( '
R 7
( '
? ; (
L ; (
? ; 0
L ; 0
= n D u t (
A " D (
= n D u t 0
A " D 0
08
3o#er M9=<ET Module
T i t l e
S i z e D ! u m e n t " u m # e r R e v
D a t e $ S h e e t f
8 S * 2 % " 2 n t r l l e r & 8 S * 2 % " . D F ( . (
2 % " @ 8 S * = n t e r f a ! e
% +
( ( , e d n e s d a - . J u l - 0 3 . 0 ' ' +
D * 0
D * (
9 ; R T > 2 2
4 B T 1 >
D * +
D * 6
( 0
J 9 0
8 S * 1 >
D * 7
D * 1
( 0
J 9 6
4 < t . 1 >
D * 5
R 2 + / S D =
R * +
R 2 (
R * ' / = " T '
R 2 1 / S D ;
> 2 2
R * ( / = " T (
(11,12,13,14): Only for USB Controller
(
0
6
2 " ( 6
% D 0
> 2 2
% " 0
2 5
( ' +
/ 2 L R
R 4 0 / 2 S
R e s e t @ S ,
% " '
(
0
6
2 " ( (
% D '
R * 1
R 4 ( / , R
R 2 '
S , 0
S t a r t
(
0
6
2 " ( +
% D 6
> 2 2
% " 6
2 3
( ' +
(
0
6
+
2 " 1
% u < @ 9 w e r
/ 2 L R
(10): V+=12 or 24VDC depend on Etended !o"rd
R 7
( ' K
R 2 6 / S 2 K
(
0
6
+
1
7
2 " ( '
= 2 D 0
> 2 2
(
0
6
2 " ( 1
% D +
> 2 2
% " +
2 :
( ' +
R 5
( 1 '
(
0
6
2 " 5
4 < t @ 1 >
R * 6 / 2 % " R B
#o$er %"n"&e'ent
R 2 6 / S 2 K
% " 6
R * 0 / 2 % " T B
R % +
(
0
1 7
:
( '
R L G (
R e s e t
R % +
> +
% " +
R 4 ' / R D
R (
( ' K
T B D
(
A " D
0
> 2 2
6
R B D
+
R s
3
2 % " ?
5
2 % " L
7
> r e f
1
8 0
/ 2 9 0 1 1 (
> 2 2
> 2 2
S , (
R e s e t
(
0
6
+
1
2 " 3
S 9 =
2 0
( ' +
> 2 2
4 B T 1 >
> 2 2
> 2 2
R 2 5 / R B
R 2 0 / 9 , / (
S D O
4 B T 1 >
S D (
> 2 2
S C )
R 4 ( / , R
R 2 6 / S 2 K
R 4 0 / 2 S
R * +
C * + ,
C * + -
2 +
( ' +
C * + ,
C * + -
R * ' / = " T '
R e s e t @ S ,
R % ' / % " '
0
R % ( / % " (
6
R % 0 / % " 0
+
R % 6 / % " 6
1
R % +
7
R % 1 / % " +
5
R * ' / = " T '
6 6
R * ( / = " T (
6 +
R * 0 / 2 % " T B
6 1
R * 6 / 2 % " R B
6 7
R * +
6 5
R * 1 / 9 A /
6 3
R * 7 / 9 A 2
6 :
R * 5 / 9 A D
+ '
R 2 '
( 1
R 2 (
( 7
R 2 0 / 2 2 9 (
( 5
R 2 6 / S 2 K
( 3
R 2 + / S D =
0 6
R 2 1 / S D ;
0 +
R 2 7 / T B
0 1
R 2 5 / R B
0 7
A " D
6 (
> D D
6 0
/ 2 L R
(
; S 2 (
( 6
; S 2 0
( +
> D D
( (
A " D
( 0
R 4 ' / R D / % " 1
3
R 4 ( / , R / % " 7
:
R 4 0 / 2 S / % " 5
( '
R D ' / 9 S 9 '
( :
R D ( / 9 S 9 (
0 '
R D 0 / 9 S 9 0
0 (
R D 6 / 9 S 9 6
0 0
R D + / 9 S 9 +
0 5
R D 1 / 9 S 9 1
0 3
R D 7 / 9 S 9 7
0 :
R D 5 / 9 S 9 5
6 '
8 (
9 = 2 ( 3 ) + 1 3
> 2 2
3
; 8 T
1
A " D
+
" 2
(
G 0
; S 2 + '
> 2 2
D (
L 4 D
R 0
( 0 '
R * ( / = " T (
D * 0
D * 6
D * +
2 6
( ' +
D * 1
D * 7
(
0
2 " (
R e m t e 2 9 8 R e s e t
D * 5
R 6
6 6 '
R 2 5 / R B
R * 0 / 2 % " T B
(
0
6
+
2 " 0
R S 0 6 0
R 2 + / S D =
R +
( 1 '
S C )
D * '
(
0
J 9 (
J 8 / 9 @ (
R * 6 / 2 % " R B
D * (
R 1
( 1 '
S D (
(
0
6
+
1
2 " 7
S 9 =
> 2 2
. /
S D O
0 /
% " '
% " (
> +
2 (
( ' +
% " 0
> 2 2
A " D
R 2 + / S D =
> 2 2
(
0
6
+
2 " +
2 % " @ ; 8 T
R * 1
> 2 2
> +
(
0
6
+
2 " 6
2 % " @ = "
A " D
R * 5
% " '
R 2 7 / T B
R 2 1 / S D ;
4 B T 1 >
(
0
6
+
2 " :
% u < @ 9 w e r
A " D
> +
R e s e t @ S ,
R 2 7 / T B
4 B T > 2 2
R 2 1 / S D ;
R * 7
R 2 0 / 9 , / (
2 1
( ' +
R 2 (
(
0
6
+
1
7
5
3
:
( '
( (
( 0
( 6
( +
J (
2 ; " ( +
(
0
6
+
1
7
5
3
:
( '
( (
( 0
( 6
( +
J 0
2 ; " ( +
R * 5
R 2 + / S D =
R 2 '
R 4 S 4 T C
A " D
R 2 1 / S D ;
4 B T > 2 2
9 ; R T > 2 2
R 4 S 4 T C
> 2 2 @ = ;
R * 7
(
0
6
2 " ( 0
% D (
R 4 ' / R D
> 2 2
% " (
2 7
( ' +
> 2 2 @ = ;
D * '
R 2 6 / S 2 K
05
Motor Controller (3IC0B<54B D 4$DE! D C$) Comm.)
MEASURING MOTOR ARAMETERS
T!ese are t!e motor parameters t!at are need"
Motor %oltage con!tant e
K
(%olt!/!ec+rad)
Motor tor"ue con!tant T
K
(lb/in+amp)
Motor armature re!i!tance a
R
(ohm!)
Motor inductance a
L
(*enrie!)
Motor inertia m
J
(
-
!ec in lb )
Load inertia reflected to the motor armature !haft load
J
(
-
!ec in lb )
Total inertia7 load m
J J +
Total
J
(
-
!ec in lb )
)ote that the abo%e %alue! are !tated for a !ingle #inding #ith dc motor!2 and are
the pha!e %alue! for a BLDC motor. Bru!hle!! dc motor! (BLDC) are u!ually 8 pha!e
!ynchronou! motor! u!ed in a configuration to be treated a! dc dri%e!. $l!o note2 it i!
a!!umed that dc motor! being di!cu!!ed ha%e a permanent magnet field !upply. ?ound
field motor! are not part of thi! di!cu!!ion.
MOTOR RESISTANCE
<or the #inding re!i!tance u!e an ohmmeter. <or a DC motor mea!ure the armature
re!i!tance bet#een the - armature #ire!. The ohmic %alue of the armature re!i!tance #ill
be %ery !mall2 thu! a high !en!iti%ity ohmmeter #ill be needed. If it i! a ?FE connected
BLDC motor2 the armature re!i!tance i! the line/to/line re!i!tance. Thu! di%ide the
re!i!tance (l/l) by - to get the pha!e re!i!tance. The ohmic %alue #ill al!o be %ery !mall.
MOTOR #O$TAGE CONSTANT e
K
To mea!ure e
K
of the motor2 put the motor !haft in a machine lathe and rotate the
!haft at !ome !peed &rpm( !uch a! 0666rpm. ?ith a dc motor2 u!e a DC %oltmeter to
mea!ure the armature %oltage. The e
K
i! then the %oltage you read di%ided by the !peed
in rad+!ec. Con%ert rpm to rad+!ec a!
( &
( &
or
!ec( + &
( &
!ec !ec @6
min radia! -
min
rpm speed
v Volts
rad speed
v Volts
K
rad
x
rev
x
rev
e

1
]
1

?ith a BLDC motor u!e an ac %oltmeter to mea!ure the %oltage bet#een any -
#ire! of the 8 motor #ire! and then con%ert the line/to/line %oltage to the pha!e %oltage
%alue by di%iding the line/to/line %oltage by
A8 . 0 8
.
04
A8 . 0
) (
) (
line to line K
phase K
e
e

MOTOR TOR%UE CONSTANT


T
K
The motor tor"ue con!tant (
T
K
) can be computed from the %oltage con!tant ( e
K
)
a!/
1
]
1

1
]
1


rpm
volts
K
amp
in lb
K
l l
e
T
) (
66@B5 . 6
The deri%ation for the abo%e e"uation i! E"uate Electrical 3o#er to Mechanical
3o#er con%erted to ?att!
84@ . 0
0-
T

@6
-
8 N I E

?here
T
: lb/in
I
: $mp!
E
: 'olt! rm!(line/to/line)
N
:rpm
;earranging term! and !implifying:
I
T
N
E
66@B5 . 6
?here
1
]
1

,
_



A
in lb
K
I
T
rpm
volts
K
N
E
T
l l rms
e
con!tant2 Tor"ue
con!tant2 emf Bac.
) (
Con%erting rpm to rad+!ec
1
1
1
]
1

1
1
1
]
1

1
1
1
]
1

!ec
445 . C
-
!ec
@6
min -
min
!ec @6 ) (
rad
v
rad
v
rev
rev v
K
l l
e

Thu!
1
1
1
]
1

1
]
1

!ec
B . 08C@
66@B5 . 6
445 . C
66@B5 . 6 445 . C
) (
rad
v
K
amp
in lb
K
K K
K K
l l
e T
e T
T e
MOTOR INERTIA
m
J
0@
Motor rotor inertia can be mea!ured by ma.ing an eperiment. The inertia can be
calculated from the e"uation
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Inertia in lb
DC MOTORS
To do thi! te!t it i! nece!!ary to mea!ure the acceleration of the motor rotor and the
acceleration tor"ue of the motor rotor. The!e t#o parameter! are de!cribed a! follo#!:
ACCE$ERATION G Thi! parameter i! determined by putting a !tep in current into the
motor #inding to bring the motor up to rated !peed. The motor #ill accelerate
eponentially. The acceleration i! a mea!ure of the rate of change of %elocity o%er a
period of time. To ma.e thi! te!t2 a dc tachometer !hould be connected to the motor !haft.
The output of the tachometer !hould be connected to a !trip chart recorder. ?hen a !tep
input in current i! applied to the motor #inding2 the chart recorder #ill plot the rate of
change of the motor !haft %elocity a! a function of the tachometer output %oltage. The
tachometer calibration can be u!ed to con%ert %olt! to rpm. The acceleration i! therefore
the change in %elocity for the linear part of the eponential cur%e (!ometime! refered to
a! the @@H re!pon!e of the eponential change in %elocity) di%ided by the time elap!ed
for the detected rate of change in %elocity. The re!ulting calculation of the acceleration
mu!t ha%e the dimen!ion! changed to be in unit! of rad+!ec-.
T9;I>E/ $n ammeter mu!t be in!erted in !erie! #ith the motor input #inding. ?hen
the !tep in input current i! applied to the motor input2 the maimum %alue of current
!hould be noted. Thi! current mu!t be con%erted to tor"ue. The tor"ue i! e"ual to the
maimum %alue of current ob!er%ed multiplied by the motor tor"ue con!tant. Tor"ue
&lbin(7 amp!&a( ,T &lb/in+a(. The inertia i! then the acceleration tor"ue di%ided by the
acceleration / Inertia7 $ccel tor"ue&lb/in(+acceleration&rad+!ec-(7lb/in/!ec-
&$DC MOTORS/ The te!t! de!cribed thu! far mu!t be modified for a bldc motor. $
bldc motor mu!t be te!ted #ith it! !er%o amplifier. The !tep input #ill be a !tep in dc
%oltage to the !er%o amplifier input. The %oltage !tep !hould be large enough to cau!e the
motor to reach rated !peed. ?ith bldc motor! it i! not po!!ible to mea!ure the high
fre"uency pha!e current in a ?FE connected motor. Thu! !ome other procedure mu!t be
u!ed to mea!ure the current or tor"ue and %elocity. Commercial bldc !er%o amplifier!
ha%e t#o dc output te!t point!. 9ne output i! a dc %oltage proportional to %elocity #ith a
gi%en calibration. The %oltage can be directly connected to a !trip chart a! de!cribed
pre%iou!ly to mea!ure the motor acceleration2 $ !econd te!t output pro%ide! a dc %oltage
proportional to tor"ue or a percentage of rated tor"ue. Thi! calibrated %oltage can al!o be
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recorded #ith a !tripchart recorder to ob!er%e it! maimum %alue for a !tep %oltage input
to the !er%o amplifier. The inertia can thu! be calculated a! done pre%iou!ly.
MOTOR INDUCTANCE L
Thi! procedure a!!ume! a model a! a !erie! e"ui%alent ; L circuit. To mea!ure the
motor inductance u!e! a %ery lo# %oltage ac !ource to the motor #inding. The re!i!tance
and inductance #ill be %ery !mall %alue!. <or a magnetic flu field dc motor2 apply the ac
%oltage to the armature #inding. <or a BLDC motor apply the ac %oltage to one pair of
the three #ire!. In both ca!e! mea!ure the %oltage and the current.
;emember that the BLDC motor i! u!ually connected in ?FE. Thu! the reading!
#ill be line/to/line. Fou #ant the pha!e %alue! for the %oltage2 !o di%ide the %oltage by -.
The impedance of the dc motor or the BLDC motor pha!e #inding i! then/
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tan impedance !( %ar reactance&
( & tan reacctance impedance The
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&amp!( current line
&%olt!( %oltage pha!e or %oltage $rmature
Impedance
ce resis
ohms ce resis
ohms

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=ol%e for the reactance from thi! e"uation. )ote that the pha!e re!i!tance #a!
mea!ured pre%iou!ly and #ill be !mall in %alue. The inductance can than be calculated
from
inductance fre"uency - !( %ar ;eactance&
The fre"uency i! probably going to be from the ac !ource at @6 *J. Thu!
*J( fre"uency& -
!( %ar reactance&
&henrie!( Inductance

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