Paul - is it ok to use your code for this?
If so, I could put my "teacher" hat on and help migrate the code to a 6010. I think that might also help efforts for this project.
shaggy - how much time before it's due? I'm really involved in another project right now, and this will have to be a side effort.
This would require shaggy to learn C. It's very do-able; even I did that while learning how to program PICs. It really helps if you know <any> programming; C is pretty easy to learn.
Thoughts?
- E*clipse
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Originally Posted by shaggythegangsta
hello e*clipse,
first of all thanks for answering,
my main goal is to make an inverter for induction motor in open loop and closed loop, for my final exam project,
because we don't study c language in my school, my goal was to find an working code, easy to understand and easy to explian, first i found 1162 appnote and until now i was studying that app note.
but then i found paul's inverter and code that is very easy to understand in confront of microchip's code.
my problem was that i have already 10 pcb boards that i have made. and i would like to adapt my board to this code.
my Board is working well with V/Hz mode, also current feedbacks are good.
my board has:
2 current sensors : LEM LTS25-NP (or 3 current sensors and 1 pot)
2 Pot inputs
1 pwm output, driven by a buffer ic
1 fault input
1 fault clearing output.
1 lcd output connector
1 CAN output
1 Encoder input (Filtred)
4 buttons
4 leds
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