DC brushless motor hall sensor redundancy design
A brushless DC motor, Hall sensor technology, applied in the direction of motor control, electronic commutator, electrical components, etc., can solve the problem that is not easy to judge whether there is a fault and the specific Hall of the fault, excessive thermal load of the motor, phase current Too large and other problems, to achieve the effect of being beneficial to motor control and improving work efficiency
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[0031] Such as figure 1 Shown is a schematic structural diagram of the first embodiment of the redundant design of the DC brushless motor Hall sensor of the present invention. The motor is arranged with two sets of three-phase Hall sensors, respectively Hall A1, Hall B1, Hall C1 and Hall Hall A2, Hall B2, and Hall C2, the Hall A1, Hall B1, and Hall C1 are symmetrically arranged outside the motor rotor, and the Hall A1, Hall B1, and Hall C1 are arranged between adjacent Halls The included angle is 120°, the Hall A2 is set at the same position as the Hall A1, the Hall B2 is set at the same position as the Hall B1, the Hall C2 is set at the same position as the Hall C1 set at the same location.
[0032] The Hall A1, Hall B1, Hall C1, Hall A2, Hall B2, and Hall C2 can respectively determine the two positions of the motor rotor according to the output level of the magnetic flux, respectively corresponding to the dotted lines in the figure. Position, that is, the Hall A1, Hall B1,...
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