DRV5011-5012EVM

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Evaluation board, or development board, is a widely used tool for engineers in the embedded system industry. It is an assembled circuit board that has components such as microcontrollers and other integrated circuits. This allows engineers to quickly build, develop, and program their own embedded systems. Today, evaluation boards come in many sizes and shapes, designed for various purposes.One such evaluation board is the DRV5011 & DRV5012EVMPowerStage Evaluation Kit, or simply DRV5011-5012EVM for short. This board is used to evaluate TI\'s DRV5011 and DRV5012 digital power stages for BLDC (Brushless DC) Motors.The DRV5011-5012EVM board features an integrated sensorless BLDC motor using TI\'s DRV5012 integrated gate driver with high-side voltage sensing and embedded current sensing for power stages. It has three separate power stages each individually configurable from 12V to 48V. There is also an integrated MPPT controller allowing for the power output from the solar panel to be optimized, thus providing higher efficiency. The board also comes with intuitive software, GUI, and driver programs which can be used to program and configure the integrated circuit. DRV5011-5012EVM can be used for many different applications. It can be used as a reference design for motor control, energy harvesting, solar power delivery, motor optimization, and more. The board also allows for various fault conditions to be tested, such as open circuit or short circuit conditions in the motor. When it comes to the working principle, the board\'s operational primary focuses on direct digital power control. This is to say that the control over the motor is done directly using digital signals and digital interfaces. The integrated driver includes self-protection features that do not require complex circuit design or external components, which makes the board ideal for motor control applications. The DRV5011-5012EVM board uses three digital PWM (pulse-width modulation) inputs to control the rotation of the motor. These inputs can be provided from any digital controller, including the MCU or DSP. The board also includes onboard voltage and current sensors which provide feedback to the digital controller, allowing it to regulate the motor and ensure proper operation. In conclusion, the DRV5011-5012EVM board provides engineers with an easy to use evaluation platform for testing and debugging motor control applications. The combination of digital control, integrated gate driver, voltage and current sensing, and intuitive software and GUI makes it an ideal choice for any embedded motor control application.

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