Positive and negative AC half-cycle phase-loss signals enable ceiling fan BLDC speed and reversal control without complex wiring.
Compensated zero-crossing timing offsets optocoupler drift to keep electromechanical actuator switches synchronized and avoid load shutdowns.
Predefined rules recalculate motor resolver offset after phase and resolver sequence changes, avoiding extra calibration time and complexity.
A notched wheel with latching relays and direction switches limits rotation beyond 360° without software or gearboxes in harsh environments.
A motor driver generates a driving signal with an adjustable electrical lead angle to rotate the rotor in defined directions.