New Trends in Brushless DC Motor Drivers

Brushless DC (BLDC) motors have been rapidly adopted in the market and a wide range of motion control applications, as they have significant advantages compared...

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Why TypeC Interface Can Become Mainstream in the Market

To understand the principle of Type-C, the first step is to understand its PN definition. The Type-C port has 4 pairs of TX/RX branch lines, 2 pairs of USB D+/D...

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How to turn an AC induction motor into a DC motor

The field of high-performance motor control has always been dominated by synchronous DC motors. This group of motors includes brush motors, brushless motors, wo...

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Utilizing Packaging, IC, and GaN Technology to Improve Motor Drive Performance

With the trend of increasing battery voltage in robots and electric tools, the power of motor drivers is also constantly increasing. This means that there is an...

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Do brushless motors require a driver to rotate

Brushless motor is an efficient, low noise, and stable motor. Unlike traditional brush motors, brushless motors do not have carbon brushes on their rotors, so t...

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Introduction to Conduction Angle and Characteristics of Three Phase Brushless DC...

ROHM has over 220 models of motor driver ICs and has a strong market performance. The motors covered by motor driver ICs include brushless DC motors, stepper mo...

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Microcontroller for controlling motor controllers

You may have noticed in the diagram that the EFM8 appears to be powered by 5 V from the DC/DC converter. But in reality, EFM8 has an integrated linear regulator...

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Principle of three-phase brushless DC motor

In order to achieve brushless commutation in a three-phase brushless motor, it is first required to place the armature winding of a general DC motor on the stat...

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Lithium iron phosphate battery,specific reasons for battery failure voltage drop

As a type of iron battery, lithium iron phosphate battery has always received widespread attention from industry friends. Today, we will mainly talk about the c...

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What is feeling, What is insensitivity,The difference between inductive and non ...

In sensorless brushes, sensing refers to "Hall sensors", so what is "Hall"? Hall refers to the Hall effect, which was discovered by American physicist A.H. Hal...

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Trends in Hall effect current sensing

Over the past decade, the demand for low-cost, small-scale current sensor solutions in industrial, automotive, commercial, and communication systems has rapidly...

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How to prevent reverse charging of lithium batteries

Lithium batteries are commonly used in many device applications that require backup power, such as real-time clocks (RTCs) and storage devices. When a lithium b...

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Battery safety, chip responsibility

Driven by the trend of electrification, cars are undergoing earth shattering changes, with the core three major components changing from the engine, chassis, an...

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2-coil fan driver, power consumption

This application note introduces how to determine the power consumption of a Melexis two coil fan driver integrated circuit. This document will discuss power fa...

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Frequency compensation of operational amplifiers

The operational amplifier can be configured as open loop and closed loop. In an open loop, there is no feedback circuit. But in a closed-loop system, the amplif...

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The difference between RC filter and LC filter

The frequency range of LC filter application is 1kHz~1.5GHz. Due to the limitation of the Q value of the inductance, the cutoff region of the frequency response...

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What does Transient Suppression Diode TVS Transient Suppression Diode TVS mean

Transient Suppression Diode (TVS), also known as Clamping Diode, is a high-efficiency circuit protection device commonly used internationally. Its appearance is...

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All information about the reverse phase buck boost converter

All information about the reverse phase buck boost converter is based on the switch mode voltage conversion of inductors, which is a fundamental technique for ...

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Common mode and differential mode

When the changes in voltage and current are transmitted through wires, there are two forms, which we refer to as "common mode" and "differential mode". The powe...

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Class D audio amplifier: What, why, and how

Class D amplifiers were first proposed in 1958 and have become increasingly popular in recent years. What is a Class D amplifier? How do they compare to other t...

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