SLVUB95C December   2017  – August 2018 DRV10974

 

  1.   DRV10974 Evaluation Module
    1.     Trademarks
    2. 1  DRV10974 EVM Kit Contents
    3. 2  Introduction
      1. 2.1 Features
    4. 3  Quick Start Guide
    5. 4  DRV10974 Onboard Connections
      1. 4.1 Connector (P1) for Power Input
      2. 4.2 Interface Connector (P2) for Phase Windings of Motor
    6. 5  DRV10974 Package
    7. 6  User Interface
      1. 6.1 Jumpers
      2. 6.2 Switch
      3. 6.3 Test Points
    8. 7  CS, RMP, and ADV Resistor Selection
      1. 7.1 CS Resistor Table
      2. 7.2 RMP Resistor Table
      3. 7.3 ADV Resistor Table
    9. 8  Schematic
    10. 9  Bill of Materials (BOM)
    11. 10 EVM Documentation
  2.   Revision History

3 Quick Start Guide

The DRV10974 EVM requires a VCC power supply source, which has a recommended operating range from 4.4 V to 18 V. Use the following sequence to power up the EVM:

conn_user_if_slvub95.gifFigure 2. DRV10974 EVM With Various Connections and User Interface
  1. Connect the power supply ground to pin 2 (GND) and a voltage between 4.4 V and 18 V to pin 1 of connector P1 (Power In). Set the current limit on the power supply to 1.5 A and make sure switch S1 is in the Off (Up) position as shown in Figure 2.
  2. Use the default ADV, RMP, and CS resistor values (or set them up in Section 7).
  3. Determine whether to use an analog voltage or PWM to control the speed of the motor.
    • For using an analog voltage to control the speed: match the jumpers as shown in Figure 3 and use the potentiometer (R5) to control the speed.
    • For using a PWM signal to control the speed: match the jumpers as shown in Figure 4 and connect the PWM signal to the PWMIN test point.
  4. Power up the board and turn the switch S1 to the On (Down) position.
jumper-configurations-for-controlling-speed-with-analog-voltage.gifFigure 3. Jumper Configurations for Controlling Speed With Analog Voltage
jumper-configurations-for-controlling-speed-with-pwm-signal.gifFigure 4. Jumper Configurations for Controlling Speed With PWM Signal