The B-Box 4 is a fully programmable controller, specifically tailored for the control of power electronics converters.
Thanks to its fast programming and its embedded protections, it is ideally suited to the experimental validation of converter control algorithms in laboratory environments.
The FPGA-based PP-PWM (programmed pulse pattern) peripheral provides a specialized PWM scheme for two and three-level inverters, which relies on pre-computed pulse patterns. This type…
This page covers a possible control algorithm for controlling the secondary DC voltage of a DAB converter. A working prototype is built using PEH full-bridge…
Thanks to its flexibility, the power electronic bundle allows for the implementation of numerous power converter topologies. As an example, this page explains how to…
This page gives an overview of possible variable speed drive (VSD) configurations and how to implement them using imperix solutions. Thanks to a modular approach,…
The brake (BRK) block provides access to the brake control unit of the Motor Interface for B-Box RCP. The Motor Interface for B-Box RCP features a brake…
The torque sensor (TRQ) block reads the voltage output of a torque sensor and converts it to torque. It targets drive applications. The B-Box RCP…
The temperature sensor (TMP) block provides access to the temperature measurement from a PT100 or PT1000 sensor for drive applications. The B-Box RCP supports up…
The sin/cos encoder (S/C) block retrieves the Sine and Cosine signals of a sin/cos encoder connected to the Motor Interface. The B-Box RCP supports up…
The hall sensor interface (HAL) block provides access to the commutation signals from Hall effect sensors of a brushless DC motor. The B-Box RCP supports…
The resolver interface block decodes the feedback from a resolver and provides the position of the rotor for drive applications. The B-Box RCP supports up…
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