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OUTPUT DEVICES

This week, I learned to drive a DC motor for my final project. As I need to deal with tubes of various sizes, I decidede to use torque as an control endpoint. As I found, there are two ways to achieve torque control: first is by controling the voltage/current; and another is by adding a torque meter to achieve closed-loop control. After getting suggestions from TAs, I realized that just using a geared DC motor with a specific voltage is the easiest way to do this.

Contorling the motor requires a H bridge circuit, that is included in a motor driver. I adopted TB67H451FNG as my driver and read the datasheet. Following this examples, I milled the board and successfully run the motor.

Tools: Same as Electronic design week, plus a DC motor.
Date: 11.09.2022 - 11.15.2022






PROCESS

THIS IS HOW I GOT THERE



The torque is propotional to I or V.



The H bridge circuit that could control the motor to rotate forward and backward.



The pin layout of the TB67H451FNG motor driver.



The operation modes of the circuit in the driver.



The motor with board.

The motor running.