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Vacuum cleaner (universal motor control) design example
Description
The vacuum cleaner design example introduces a low-cost P89LPC901-based vacuum cleaner system.
This design can be used as a guide for universal motor driving systems of robust control and harmonic suppression.
Design hardware and software are fully discussed below.
Block Diagram
Documentation
Products
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Comparison Table
| Product | Pins | On-Chip Flash |
On-Chip RAM |
Comments |
| P89LPC901FN | 8 | 1KB | 128B | Most cost efficient device to this application |
| P89LPC9107FN | 14 | 1KB | 128B | With internal ADC for high performance speed control |
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Working Prototype
Working Prototype
Schematics
- Vacuum Cleaner Schematics
Example Code
- Vacuum Cleaner Example Code
Gerber Files
- Vacuum Cleaner Gerber Files
Bill of Materials
- Vacuum Cleaner Bill of Materials
Disclaimer
This design example shows possible hardware and software techniques used to implement the design.
It is imperative that the viewer use sound engineering judgment in determining the fitness of this design example for any particular application.
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Additional hardware or software design may be required.
NXP Semiconductors does not support or warrant this information for any purpose other than an informational design example.
