QDeSys MC Manager GUI Instructions ..........................9 Host PC Network Configuration ............................10 Firewall Settings .................................. 11 Motor Demo Hardware Requirement ............................ 13 Xilinx Software Installation ..............................14 Programming the flash using iMPACT ..........................18 RUNNING THE DEMO ......................19 Using the GUI ..................................19 Setting the Motor Type .................................
This guide provides detailed information for getting started with the Qdesys Sensorless Field Oriented Control (FOC) demonstration on the Xilinx Spartan-6 FPGA Motor Control Development Kit. Follow the steps outlined in the following sections to install and enable the required software for this kit and run the FOC demonstration.
Qdesys Sensorless Field Oriented Control Quick Start Guide Qdesys Sensorless Field Oriented Control Demo Setup & Instructions This guide provides detailed information for getting started with the Xilinx Spartan-6 FPGA Motor Control Development Kit using Qdesys IP for Sensorless Field Oriented Control of DC motors. Introduction The Xilinx Spartan-6 FPGA Motor Control Development Kit was designed by Avnet in collaboration with Xilinx.
Qdesys Sensorless Field Oriented Control Quick Start Guide Xilinx Software Installation Follow these instructions for installing the Xilinx Lab Tools software, unless you already have a version of the Xilinx tools installed on your host computer. 1. Run the ISE Design Suite Installer: Option 1: Insert the ISE Design Suite DVD included in this kit into the computer If the Installer does not start automatically, run the “xsetup”...
5. Click ok and select the flash: in the drop down menu. 6. Right click on the FLASH device on top of the green Xilinx device and select program. The flash will be programmed with the .mcs file. You are now ready to run the demo!
Qdesys Sensorless Field Oriented Control Quick Start Guide Advanced Demo Xilinx and Qdesys have a patent-pending method of advanced modulation, called Regenerative Pulse Frequency Modulation (RPFM) that extracts more performance from the motor while simultaneously reducing harmonic noise commonly present in traditional Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) methods. You may demonstrate this mode with a few simple steps.
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8. Click CAPTURE. You should see something similar to the picture below. Note the presence of large harmonics that are multiples of the PWM switching frequency. These are often undesirable in motor applications. In the next steps you will enable the Xilinx/Qdesys RFPM proprietary algorithm to attenuate these peaks.