PWM – Pulse Width Modulators
The Pulse Width Modulators (PWM) share the dead-time generation and the activate/deactivate features, configured through the output mode, deadtime, and activate parameters. The said PWM…
The Pulse Width Modulators (PWM) share the dead-time generation and the activate/deactivate features, configured through the output mode, deadtime, and activate parameters. The said PWM…
The Carrier-based PWM block generates PWM signals based on one of the 4 following carrier shapes: When using the single-rate update configuration, the computed duty-cycle is synchronously applied at…
The Direct output PWM block sets PWM output(s) directly to ‘0’ or ‘1’. This technique is typically used for Model Predictive Control (TN162) or Direct…
The FPGA sandbox PWM block allows driving the PWM output from a user-made modulator from within the FPGA. Information on FPGA edition is available on Editing…
The SV-PWM block generates PWM signals based on the Space Vector Modulation (SVM) algorithm. This algorithm determines the three vectors that are the closest to…
The Ethernet input mailbox block allows receiving 32-bit values via Ethernet using the UDP protocol. It reads 4 bytes of data (32-bit) received via UDP/IP…
The Ethernet output mailbox block allows sending 32-bit values via Ethernet using the UDP/IP protocol. It supports two operating modes: On-demand mode: the user manually…
The CAN input mailbox block allows receiving CAN messages with up to 8 bytes long payloads. It reads frames from the CAN bus and if…
The CAN output mailbox block allows sending CAN messages with up to 8 bytes long payloads. It supports two operating modes: On-demand mode: the user…
The Sandbox Input from FPGA (SBI) block reads the value of the SBI registers in the FPGA. It is used to transfer data from user-made…
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