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Of course presented in above figure situation due to some non-linearity effects is very hard to
realize. The effect of non-linearity can be observable when the motor is running very slowly as a
slight kick at the commutation points. There is also a second drawback. Namely, the non-
linearity and ripple in the torque tend to produce a velocity modulation in the load. Fortunately,
in a system with a velocity feedback and high gain even small changes in the velocity will
produce big error signals, what gives us demands to change the torque in such a way to keep
the velocity as constant.
In the sine wave motor in difference to the trapezoidal motor we don't change the basic
sinusoidal torque characteristic. We can think about this motor that it is possible to run this
motor by applying sinusoidal currents to the motor windings. Of course, each of these currents
must have the phase shifted by 120
o
. Now if we want to have a smooth rotation at low speeds
and without torque ripples we need a high resolution device to control the commutation. This
device in general is more complicated than resolver for the trapezoidal motor, because we need
some reference table from which it can generate the sinusoidal currents, which additionally are
multiplied by the torque demand signal. This last operation allows determining the absolute
amplitude of the currents. It is good to mention that in 3-phase motor, it is sufficient to
determine the currents in two of the windings and this will give us automatically the information
about the third one. In this kind of the motor we also need some feedback loop, but we are not
limited only to the velocity. In other words, in the feedback loop we can put velocity or position
as well and at the end we will get the same effect.
3.3. Hall sensor.
According to the basic definition a hall sensor is a special kind of sensor or device which works
on base of the Hall Effect to make measurements of the magnetic field and current. Hall
sensors can be use for switching, positioning, speed detection and current sensing. All of these
features are very useful and were adopted into the brushless motors. Namely, it goes out, that
hall sensors are very useful in detecting the actual position of the rotor. In the already presented
example with 3-phases motor, there are 3 hall sensors. We can read the binary output states on
them, and then we can calculate the actual position of the rotor. Unfortunately, the resolution
in this approach is not too high and is only 60
o
.
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