Module design using 2-layers PCB for an automotive BLDC motor driver

Kim, Chang-Gyun; Lee, Tae-Heon; Kim, Sang-Kook; Jeon, Jin-Yong; Wee, Jae-Kyung

doi:10.1109/edaps.2008.4736011

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Analysis and Improvement Of Motor Fet Driver Circuit1

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“…The main power section of the motor driver [12] is performing the switching operation, thus requiring a drive circuit. Any unsuitable drive circuit could deteriorate the performance of the device, leading to the cause breakage in worst case.…”

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A Case Study in the Design Stage for Hardware System Performance Enhancement of Active Electronic Engine Mount Control Module

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Automotive companies are applying mechanical / electronic technologies to various automotive parts for decreasing vehicle vibration. One of the ways to reduce engine vibration is to apply an active engine control mount(ACM). In this paper, to decrease design errors by predicting and correcting signal malfunction and electromagnetic compatibility(EMC) [1][2] in the design process of ACM electronic control module. To do this process, we analyzed the power integrity(PI) analysis which is one of Computer Aided Engineering(CAE) methods. In addition, we introduce ways to secure SI and PI using various methods. So, by applying the analysis results to the design stage, we improved the electromagnetic wave performance. Also, we can reduce the PCB design cost, and improved the reliability of the electromagnetic wave.

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Section: Analysis and Improvement Of Motor Fet Driver Circuitmentioning

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A Case Study in the Design Stage for Hardware System Performance Enhancement of Active Electronic Engine Mount Control Module

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2019

IJATCSE

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Module design using 2-layers PCB for an automotive BLDC motor driver

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A Case Study in the Design Stage for Hardware System Performance Enhancement of Active Electronic Engine Mount Control Module

A Case Study in the Design Stage for Hardware System Performance Enhancement of Active Electronic Engine Mount Control Module

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