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omc507

Manufacturer Part Number
omc507
Description
Full-featured Circuit Board Assembly For Direct Drive Of 3-phase Brushless Dc Moto R S
Manufacturer
International Rectifier Corp.
Datasheet
9 04 R0
FULL-FEATURED CIRCUIT BOARD ASSEMBLY FOR
DIRECT DRIVE OF 3-PHASE BRUSHLESS DC MOTO R S
FEATURES
• Fully integrated 3-Phase Brushless DC Motor Control System
• 5A Average Phase Current (10A peak) with 30V Maximum Bus Voltage
• Onboard Current Sense Resistor
• Direction and Torque Control
• Tachometer Output
• Fits Inside Motor Housing
APPLICATIONS
• Fans and Pumps
• Hoists
• Actuator Systems
DESCRIPTION
The OMC507 is a three phase brushless DC Motor Controller Driver. The OMC507 is a 2
quadrant controller and provides control of motor current (torque) in proportion to the input
current command. The versatility of the OMC507 allows the user to either provide an analog
or a TTL PWM current command signal externally, or to set an analog current command
onboard. The OMC507 also allows the user to adjust the current command offset onboard
through the use of a potentiometer.
compensation component values can be modified to meet specific customer requirements,
thereby optimizing the controller for each application.
The OMC507 controller utilizes surface mount and through hole technology. The OMC507
is a mere 2 1/2 inches in diameter and can fit inside the motor housing. A connector for the
control section is optional; consult the factory.
205 Crawford Street, Leominster, MA 01453 USA (978) 534-5776 FAX (978) 537-4246
5 Amp. Push-Pull 3-Phase Brushless
DC Motor Controller/Driver Circuit Board
Visit Our Web Site at www.omnirel.com
Loop compensation is provided onboard and loop
OMC507

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omc507 Summary of contents

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... Hoists • Actuator Systems DESCRIPTION The OMC507 is a three phase brushless DC Motor Controller Driver. The OMC507 quadrant controller and provides control of motor current (torque) in proportion to the input current command. The versatility of the OMC507 allows the user to either provide an analog or a TTL PWM current command signal externally set an analog current command onboard ...

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... OMC507 Voltage Vcc (1) +5V Regulator Vcc VREF R/C Ground (2) Monitor (14) Command Offset Command (5) Set/Adjust Adjust VREF +5V_Hall (6) Compensation Network VREF Hall_A (8) Hall_B (9) Hall_C (10) Direction (11) R/C Enable Enable (12) Circuit Tach_Out Tach_Out (13 TATION TRUTH This table shows the Phase Output state versus the state of the Hall-Effect and Direction Inputs ...

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... Note 1: Logic Inputs: Direction, Hall Inputs (Hall_A...Hall_C), and Enable. Note 2: Onboard current sense resistor (nominal), 2W +25 ° C........................ 5 Amperes +85 ° C ....................... 3 Amperes +25 ° C...................... 10 Amperes Peak* A ................... 62.5°C 25° ......................................... OMC507 ...

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... over operating range over operating range, -400 V(pin 10) = 0Vdc Vth Tc over operating range Vth OMC507 TYP. MAX. Units 1 µ µA 0.008 Ohms 0.020 Ohms + 100 ...

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... OMC507 Parameter Symbol Command Input Section Command Input Voltage Range Tachometer/Brake Section Tachometer Output High Level Voh Tachometer Output Low Level Tachometer On-Time Tachometer On-Time Variation - - Oscillator Section Oscillator Frequency f o SPECIFICATION NOTES All parameters specified for Vcc = 15Vdc, and all Phase Outputs unloaded (Ta ~ Tj). All negative currents shown are sourced by (flow from) the pin under Pulse Test: Pulse width < ...

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... PIN DESCRIPTIONS / FUNCTIONALITY VCC (Pin 1) -- The Vcc Supply input provides bias voltage to all of the internal control electronics within the OMC507, and should be connected to a nominal +15Vdc power source. GROUND (Pin 2) -- The voltages that control the OMC507 are referenced with respect to this pin. ...

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... J1-14). Besides the implementation of the cycle-by-cycle peak current limit/overcurrent limit protection feature of the OMC507, the output of the current sense amplifier is fed into the error amplifier which is configured as a differential amplifier. An error signal representing the difference between the current command input and the value of the amplified current sense signal is produced ...

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... Figure 2: Mechanical Outline + 28V OMC507 Phase_A T4 Phase_B T5 Phase_C R25 R42 R38 R47 R27 C20 C3 C17 R12 R37 C4 R44 C19 R35 R7 U1 R43 R40 U2 R46 R39 R45 C14 C13 C5 R19 C10 C15 C16 C1 C12 OMC507 Motor +5V_Hall Hall_A Hall_C Hall_B Hall_Rtn ...

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