simplefoc / Arduino Simplefocshield
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Arduino Shiled for running Gimbal BLDC motors with FOC algorithm
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Arduino SimpleFOCShield v2.0.3
This is an open-source low-cost Brushless DC (BLDC) motor driver board intended primarily for low-power FOC applications up to 5Amps. The board is fully compatible with the Arduino UNO and all the boards with the standard Arduino headers. The SimpleFOCShield, in combination with the SimpleFOClibrary provides user-friendly way to control BLDC motors both in hardware and software.
Features
- Plug & play: In combination with Arduino SimpleFOClibrary - github
- Low-cost: Price of 15-20€ - Check the pricing
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In-line current sensing: Up to 3Amps/5Amps bidirectional
- configurable: 3.3Amps - 3.3V adc, 5Amps - 5V adc
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Integrated 8V regulator:
- Enable/disable by soldering pads
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Max power 120W - max current 5A, power-supply 12-24V
- Designed for Gimbal motors with the internal resistance >10 Ωs.
- Stackable: running 2 motors in the same time
- Encoder/Hall sensors interface: Integrated 3.3kΩ pullups (configurable)
- I2C interface: Integrated 4.7kΩ pullups (configurable)
- Configurable pinout: Hardware configuration - soldering connections
- Arduino headers: Arduino UNO, Arduino MEGA, STM32 Nucleo boards...
- Open Source: Fully available fabrication files - how to make it yourself
Short YouTube demonstration video :D
Short video guide to fabricating your own SimpleFOCShield
More info on board fabrication docs.
Board versions:
To check the release timeline, click here
| Version | link | Release date | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|
| SimpleFOCShield v1.3 | release v1.3 | 04/20 | Inital release |
| SimpleFOCShield v1.3.1 | release v1.3.1 | 07/20 | added Nucleo stacking support |
| SimpleFOCShield v1.3.2 | release v1.3.2 | 09/20 | added I2C pullups |
| SimpleFOCShield v1.3.3 | release v1.3.3 | 12/20 | adapted L6234 circuit + full Arduino header |
| SimpleFOCShield v2.0 | release v2.0 | 01/21 | - 3A in-line current sensing - 5V regulator - new pinout for hardware config |
| SimpleFOCShield v2.0.1 | release v2.0.1 | 01/21 | - reduced via size - configurable range |
| SimpleFOCShield v2.0.2 | release v2.0.2 | 02/21 | replaced 7805(connected to 5V) with 78M08 (connected to VIN) to be compatible with stm32 Nucleo-64 |
| SimpleFOCShield v2.0.3 | release v2.0.3 | 03/21 | - Shortened the lines from ADC to current sense - Typo fix : underside label switched phase A and phase B |
Getting started
You already have your own SimpleFOCShield?
Here is a simple guide how to start preparing your setup
How to get hold of the SimpleFOCShield
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Fabricate the board yourself: Please visit the board fabrication to find out how to manufacture the board yourself!
- Order the finished and tested board: Check out our shop.
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