You've totally misunderstood that article. There is nothing there to indicate that a motor should be driven from a constant current source.
Yes, they do talk about switching current between motor windings, but that's a generic term that means the same thing as switching power. You need to go back and rethink your entire motor drive strategy.
In that article, the word "constant" appears twice. The word "current" appears 7 times. Those two words never appear next to each other. You apply a voltage and the current takes care of itself.
Yes, they do talk about switching current between motor windings, but that's a generic term that means the same thing as switching power. You need to go back and rethink your entire motor drive strategy.
In that article, the word "constant" appears twice. The word "current" appears 7 times. Those two words never appear next to each other. You apply a voltage and the current takes care of itself.
No. It's not the same thing at all!!!...they do say regulate the voltage, but that surely is the same as regulating the current?
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