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Motor Control for Drone Solution

This design focuses on speed control for a drone. The power supply is a 14S Li-ion battery and features a half bridge driver for synchronous buck implementation. An MCU is used for FOC algorithm and output modulated PWM to drive MOSFET and achieve speed control. Currents of 2 phases are monitored and captured in real time as inputs of FOC algorithm, and for OCP purpose as well.
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