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Here goes something. If I were you I´d go for the swtching step up regulator, for a more professional solution. Any way, if you are itented to make a cheap, home made solution this could be good for you. It´s a 555 used in astable oeration followed by a rectifier that will produce -Vp. That´s...
Not really
The pulsating output would depend on the load. In fact, depending on the capacitor values and the load to be feed, the output would be DC. If it doesn´t work, mail-me for another solution.
thanks
I´de like to thank everybody for the help and say that I´m still willing to know if there is any regulator with a bit more than 60V.
Here goes some answers for your questions:
- The source for this high voltage is a generator moved by gasoline. I´ve thought about reducing the relation...
Thanks
I´d like to thank for the interest you´ve decicated do far.
About the 3 phase term, I believe it´s the most widely used term, even though it might seem incorect. It describes a brushless motor wich has three DC inputs, that´s all.
About the motor ratings, here it goes:
Kv = 839...
I´m intented to use a FET brigde to control a 3 fase DC brushless, sensorless motor. The project must prevent violent load variation on the motor shaft. I´m in a big doubt. What in fact these variations may cause? If my load is suddenly decreased or increased, may any FET be harmmed?
I will...
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