1st. set-up
The micro controller has the capability to output the motor command as a 8kHz PWM- and a direction signal. Using these signals to drive a simple MOSFET H-bridge i was able to get a much smoother and quieter regulation.
2nd. Driver.
Sunday, January 22, 2012
More payload stabilizer
After playing a bit with the stabilizer i got annoyed with the motor controller I had used. It was the circuit board from an old analog servo. It regulated the motor with 50Hz PWM, had a limited output range and an annoying dead-band. All this led to noisy regulation and oscillation caused by the dead-band.
The micro controller has the capability to output the motor command as a 8kHz PWM- and a direction signal. Using these signals to drive a simple MOSFET H-bridge i was able to get a much smoother and quieter regulation.
The micro controller has the capability to output the motor command as a 8kHz PWM- and a direction signal. Using these signals to drive a simple MOSFET H-bridge i was able to get a much smoother and quieter regulation.
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