HAL – Hall sensor input
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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 up to two machines with Hall sensors through the Motor Interface for B-Box RCP. Hall sensors are usually found in three-phase brushless DC machines and provide a 60° resolution on the rotor mechanical position. The hall sensor block provides the commutation signals for the A, B, and C phases. The control algorithm can use these signals to implement a six-step commutation method.
Simulink block
Signal specification
- The output signal is a vector containing the A, B, and C signals (Booleans)
- The
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input vector is used in simulation and represents the actual commutation signals, computed by the simulation plant model. - The
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input signal needs to be connected to the sampling clock generated by the CONFIG block to account for the exact sampling instant in simulation.
Parameters
Device ID
selects which B-Box/B-Board to address when used in a multi-device configuration.Motor Interface input
selects which connector of the Motor Interface is used as an input.
PLECS block
Signal specification
- The output signal is a vector containing the A, B, and C signals (Booleans)
- The
sim
input vector is used in simulation and represents the actual commutation signals, computed by the simulation plant model. - The
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input signal needs to be connected to the sampling clock generated by the CONFIG block to account for the exact sampling instant in simulation.
Parameters
Device ID
selects which B-Box/B-Board to address when used in a multi-device configuration.Motor Interface input
selects which connector of the Motor Interface is used as an input.