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Brushless Direct Current Motor Control System Based on Digital Signal Processor

Miao Gao, Yanpeng Wang

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Abstract

A speed regulating system is introduced for the permanent magnet brushless DC motor (PM-BLDCM). The digital signal processor (DSP) ADMCF328 is the core of the control system. Its special inside circuit for motor control reduces the hardware circuit, and its high data processing capacity makes the control convenient and exact.

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A speed regulating system is introduced for the permanent magnet brushless DC motor (PM-BLDCM). The digital signal processor (DSP) ADMCF328 is the core of the control system. Its special inside circuit for motor control reduces the hardware circuit, and its high data processing capacity makes the control convenient and exact.

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A speed regulating system is introduced for the permanent magnet brushless DC motor (PM-BLDCM). The digital signal processor (DSP) ADMCF328 is the core of the control system. Its special inside circuit for motor control reduces the hardware circuit, and its high data processing capacity makes the control convenient and exact.

Key concepts: Digital signal processing, Digital signal processor, DC motor, Computer science, Machine control, Control system, SIGNAL (programming language), Digital control

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