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Hall-Effect sensors are used to determine the position of a rotor by detecting the north or south poles passing through three sensors, providing a high or low signal for each. The commutation sequence for driving the motor energizes one winding positively, one negatively, and leaves one non-energized, in a repeating sequence. This document discusses Hall-Effect sensors, the commutation sequence for driving a motor, and its torque-speed characteristic.

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BLDC 2

Hall-Effect sensors are used to determine the position of a rotor by detecting the north or south poles passing through three sensors, providing a high or low signal for each. The commutation sequence for driving the motor energizes one winding positively, one negatively, and leaves one non-energized, in a repeating sequence. This document discusses Hall-Effect sensors, the commutation sequence for driving a motor, and its torque-speed characteristic.

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Hall-Effect Sensors

Need 3 sensors to determine the position


of the rotor
When a rotor pole passes a Hall-Effect
sensor, get a high or low signal, indicating
that a North or South pole

Transverse Sectional View of Rotor

Commutation Sequence
Each sequence has
one winding energized positive (current into
the winding)
one winding energized negative (current out
of the winding)
one winding non-energized

Torque-Speed Characteristic

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