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Part # UM0324
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TAC_InitTachoMeasure
TAC_GetRotorFreqInHz
Synopsis
void TAC_InitTachoMeasure(void)
Description
This function clears the software FIFO where the latest speed data
are stored. This function must be called every time the motor is started
to initialize the speed measurement process.
Input
None.
Output
None.
Functions called
TIM_ITConfig, TIM_ResetCounter, TIM_Cmd, TIM_ITConfig
Note
The first measurements following this function call are done without
filtering (the rolling average mechanism is disabled).
See also
STR750 datasheet: synchronizable standard timer.
Synopsis
u16 TAC_GetRotorFreqInHz (void)
Description
This routine returns the rotor frequency with [0.1Hz] definition. The
result is given by the following formula:
Frotor = K x (Fosc / (Capture + number of overflow x FFFF))
where K depends on the number of motor and tacho pole pairs.
Input
None.
Output
Rotor mechanical frequency, with 0.1Hz resolution, unsigned 16 bits
(direction cannot be determined using a tacho).
Functions called
GetAvrgTachoPeriod, GetLastTachoPeriod (both private functions)
Note
Result is zero if speed is too low (glitches at start for instance).
Excessive speed (or glitches) will result in a pre-defined value
returned (see Section 2.2.4 on page 21).
Maximum expectable accuracy depends on CKTIM: 60MHz will give
the best results.
Caution
This routine returns the mechanical frequency of the rotor. To find the
electrical speed, use the following conversion:
electrical frequency = mechanical frequency * number of pole pairs



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