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BLDC Motor Driver kit based on Nexperia Solution

The modular design of the BLDC motor driver kit allows for different motor controllers, gate drivers, MOSFETs and motors to be used. In addition, each board provides convenient test points for power, motor drive, and sensing signals to aid with development and testing with Nexperia's LFPAK56 MOSFET family

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