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Achtung! Power technology on display at PCIM Nuremberg

May 17, 2019 By Lee Teschler Leave a Comment

Motor controllers double as dynamometers

These two dsPICDEM MCLV-2 development boards at the Microchip booth are doing two microchipdifferent things. One is driving a brushless motor, while the other is powering another BLDC motor that is acting as a dynamometer for the first one. The boards can be used in different ways and can accept different plug-in modules containing different processors. Also notable is that, according to the Microchip engineers in the booth, the boards use a free open-source program called Scilab as the basis for their development system software. Scilab is basically a free version of Matlab maintained by the ESI group in France.

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