This project simulates PWM-based control of a BLDC motor using Arduino. Since BLDCs are not directly supported in Tinkercad, we simulate the effect using a potentiometer and an LED.

In my previous article, I described the four most common methods for motor and pump control: input voltage, input voltage pulse-width modulation (PWM), external PWM, and 0–5V DC analog speed input.

MIT App to Control BLDC Motor using NodeMCU, where users can adjust motor speed via HTTP requests sent from a mobile app. The project leverages Wi-Fi or Bluetooth communication and PWM control to ...

Maxon’s Escon2 speed controllers now come with a built-in method for operating accurately without an encoder The Swiss motion control specialist maxon has developed a speed measurement method for ...

maxon has launched a groundbreaking new method for BLDC motor control that removes the need for an encoder, allowing for greater design efficiency, reduced costs, and high precision. Creds: maxon This ...

Abstract: To reduce the torque pulsation of BLDC motors caused by conventional 120° commutation conduction control, this paper proposes an adaptive wide angle control scheme with adjustable modulation ...

This paper describes the development and implementation of a control system for a direct current (DC) motor using the Arduino Uno microcontroller, based on the speed and direction control of the motor ...

maxon has released a new speed measurement method for brushless DC motors (BLDC) to optimise control precision without requiring an encoder. The new method is based on an advanced approach to Hall ...

Brushless DC (BLDC) motors are widely used in medical devices due to their high reliability, high efficiency, low maintenance and many other advantages. One of the most popular applications is a sleep ...