Kinetis Motor SuiteのトピックLow RPM application

Low RPM application

randyfields — Tue, 03 Apr 2018 14:04:24 GMT

I need to operate my motor over a speed range that starts below 1 RPM. Does the motor firmware and Kinetis Motor Suite support this range?

Re: Low RPM application

linestream-adam — Tue, 03 Apr 2018 15:40:32 GMT

Randy,

It is possible to operate on fractional RPM in KMS. The GUI uses whole RPM since most people don't need the motor to spin that slowly. I will also caution you that this will only work reliably if you are running Sensored Velocity or Sensored Position control. Running below about 10% of rated speed is difficult when using Sensorless Velocity.

I've written up some instructions to get fractional rpm working through the GUI below.

Make sure you have estimated the interia of your system.
Make sure the Speed Loop bandwidth is set fairly aggressively. In my test, I maxed it out to 200 rad/s.
Open the Watch Window (View -> Watch Window)
Click the + button to add a variable
Navigate the tree to "user.command.targetSpeed" and click the arrows to add the variable
Click Play in the Watch Window to begin updating the value.
Type in your intended speed as the value for user.command.targetSpeed
In the KMS GUI, click Start/Stop Speed Control

The speed value in the GUI will be 0 since they are not configured to display fractional numbers.

Re: Low RPM application

randyfields — Tue, 03 Apr 2018 18:50:16 GMT

Adam,

Thank you, that did allow me to operate below 1 RPM.

Is there a way I can get the low RPM when I am using the Motion Planner? I

am trying to set the plan velocity using the STPOSPLAN_addCfgTran()

function; regardless of the velocity I give it 1 RPM is as low as I can go.

Thank you,

Randy Fields

On Tue, Apr 3, 2018 at 11:41 AM, linestream-adamreynolds <

Re: Low RPM application

linestream-adam — Wed, 04 Apr 2018 00:34:24 GMT

Randy,

You will need to manually modify the speeds in the generated MotionSequence.c file. The VEL_PU normalizing macro accepts floating point inputs. You can create your motion sequence in Motion Sequence Builder and than change the speeds manually in the MotionSequence.c file.