Field-Oriented Control of PMSM Using NXP™ S32K144 Kit

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Field-Oriented Control of PMSM Using NXP™ S32K144 Kit

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shangchuan
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Hi,

I'm testing the motor control demo from this example in MATLAB 2022a. 

https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/93535-field-oriented-control-of-pmsm-using-nxp-...

After successfully build a target model of motor control algorithms, I click on Run on the host model for real-time communication.

Then I see below error message regarding unable to create a communication link with the serial port. When I plug in to NXP board, I only see the "EVB-S32K144" pops up from the device manage but no any other COM port shows up. Can you help with the issue? Thank you. 

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Best Regards,

Shang-Chuan

 

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stefancinipeanu
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NXP Employee

Hello, @shangchuan 

It looks like you have an issue with the PEMicro Windows driver and the S32K144-EVB OpenSDA cannot install properly.

You should have something like this on the Device Manager window:

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What I suggest firstly to do is trying to install the PEMicro Driver for Windows manually, by proceeding with the following steps:

1. Open EVB-S32K144 partition and double-click on the SDA-INFO.HTM file.

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2. A PEMicro web page will open. Click on the following link and try to install the PEMicro Windows USB Drivers.

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3. You have to create an account on PEMicro in order to download the drivers. 

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After the installation is successful, unplug the EVB and plug it again. The OS should assign a COM Port for your EVB automatically.

Let me know if this works!

Best regards,

Stefan.

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