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  • #31 20737294
    DJ MHz
    Level 25  
    The control element is very similar to the xns15s93f6 system, which is often popular in cheap frequency converters from a friend of mine. I am about to present such equipment in the article.
    It was with such a system that I noticed strong vibrations of the motors at a lower frequency, maybe a similar phenomenon can be seen in your first video?
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  • #32 20737355
    zdziwiony
    Level 27  
    DJ MHz wrote:
    Control element very similar to the xns15s93f6 system,
    Thanks for the info. I went this route and found the XNS25S12FT 1200V 25A ipm module for a edible price. If I manage to buy it, I will use it for the inverter for the 1f engine.
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  • #33 20772439
    111lisu
    Level 16  
    Such a small question how to add support for p33FJ32MC102 to mplab? (v5.3.7)
    And with what to program this cube some usb-asp?
  • #34 20772785
    Tatalek
    Level 12  
    You can use PICKIT3 or SNAP to program the dspic33FJ32MC102. The first proposal cheaper the second more expensive.
    Micro controller is selected when setting up the project , or you can change in an existing project by selecting properties
    New project
    Screenshot of the MPLAB X IDE software with a new project creation dialog open.


    In existing project
    Screenshot of MPLAB X IDE software with project properties window open.



    Was that what you wanted ?
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  • #35 20775165
    111lisu
    Level 16  
    I have no such dice to choose from

    Screenshot of a configuration window selecting dsPIC33F device.

    And my program looks somehow different
  • #36 20775312
    Tatalek
    Level 12  
    I installed on my computer MPLAB X IDE v 5.35 to check . In this version of the program you can choose such a microcontroller. Screenshot of MPLAB X IDE version 5.35 with the device selection window displayed.

    In such a situation it is difficult for me to help.
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  • #37 20775517
    111lisu
    Level 16  
    I already have MPLAB X IDE v6.15, but it ate up a chunk of my disk ;) . I need to add a little more here, maybe because it's Linux:

    + Configuration "default" load error: dsPIC33F-GP-MC_DFP 1.2.35 is used in the configuration and it is not installed
    Resolution: Click on the below link to resolve the same version of DFP
    Resolve DFP for configuration: default 
    warning: Configuration "default" builds with "XC16 v1.50", but indicates no toolchain directory.
    error: Configuration "default" builds with "XC16 v1.50", but no toolchains of that type are installed.
    Errors have occurred while loading one or more configurations.
    If a specific error is not shown above, this may happen when you import a project from another computer.
        + You can add language tools in Tools->Options embedded tab.
        + You can change which language tool to use in the project properties dialog.
    
    
    warning: Configuration "default" builds with "XC16 v1.50", but indicates no toolchain directory.
    error: Configuration "default" builds with "XC16 v1.50", but no toolchains of that type are installed.
    Errors have occurred while loading one or more configurations.
    If a specific error is not shown above, this may happen when you import a project from another computer.
        + You can add language tools in Tools->Options embedded tab.
        + You can change which language tool to use in the project properties dialog.
    
    
    warning: Configuration "default" builds with "XC16 v1.50", but indicates no toolchain directory.
    error: Configuration "default" builds with "XC16 v1.50", but no toolchains of that type are installed.
    Errors have occurred while loading one or more configurations.
    If a specific error is not shown above, this may happen when you import a project from another computer.
        + You can add language tools in Tools->Options embedded tab.
        + You can change which language tool to use in the project properties dialog.
    .

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the design and functionality of a simple 1/3 phase inverter intended for a 400W three-phase motor, powered by a single-phase 230V supply. Users inquire about the inverter's suitability for high-speed applications, such as electrospindles, and discuss the costs associated with components like capacitors and chokes. The author shares insights on the inverter's construction, including the use of the FNA41560 control element and the MC33262 PFC chip. Issues with motor noise and output voltage stability are addressed, with suggestions for capacitor values and circuit modifications. The conversation also touches on the potential for using alternative control elements and the integration of microcontrollers for enhanced functionality.
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