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Hello,

Is this right that the pwm mode used by Snapamp is a current loop mode when I select an axis with ouput DC BRUSH MOTOR, so, the max value under the step responses can be 1000 max ?

Is it possible to drive the output with a normal pwm mode instead of the current mode (as it is possible by entering pwm / pwmc command line) with max values 255 ?

I am trying to modelise the controller under matlab/simulink, but I have no information about the functionnal design of the pwm current loop mode... Do you have some functionnal diagram wich can help me to implement this in matlab/simulink to modelise that ?

I already make some measurement on my motor (back emf, inertia, etc...) and currently my simulation under simulink work with a PID wich drive a pwm 0-100% in voltage mode to drive my motor, but if snapamp only use current loop mode, I would like to implement this in my design...

Thanks you very much for your support.

Regards.

Hi rdpdo2002,

Is this right that the pwm mode used by Snapamp is a current loop mode when I select an axis with ouput DC BRUSH MOTOR, so, the max value under the step responses can be 1000 max ?

Yes but it is actually 1023 = 35Amps

Is it possible to drive the output with a normal pwm mode instead of the current mode (as it is possible by entering pwm / pwmc command line) with max values 255 ?

It would be possible using a C Program to output to the PWM. The max value is actually 511.

I am trying to modelise the controller under matlab/simulink, but I have no information about the functionnal design of the pwm current loop mode... Do you have some functionnal diagram wich can help me to implement this in matlab/simulink to modelise that ?

The current loop is simply proportional gain where:

PWM = (Commanded Current - Measured Current) x Gain

The default Gain = 16 This is computed every PWM cycle at 32.55KHz

The Currents are 10-bit values + sign and the PWM is an 9-bit value + sign

HTH

Thanks you !