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16 / 31 page ![]() put switched to phase 2 with output A high and C low with the Bemf amplifier monitoring output B. In order to prevent commutation current noise be- ing detectedm as a false zero crossing, a mask- ing circuit automatically blanks out all incoming signals as soon as a zero crossing is detected. When the next commutation occurs an internal counter starts counting down to set the time that the masking pulse remains. The counter is initially loaded with a number that is equal to time that is always 25% of the previous phase period or 15 electrical degrees. The time- out of the masking pulse shown for reference at the bottom of figure 4-1. Thus the actual masking period is the total of the time from the detected zero crossing to the phase commutation, plus 25% of the previous period. The mask pulse op- eration is further discussed in section 4.6, Slew Rate Control and PWM operation. After the masking period, the Bemf voltage at out- put B is monitored for a zero crossing. Upon de- tection of the crossing, the output is commutated after the selected phase delay insuring maximum torque. The spin sense waveform at the bottom of the figure indicates that this output signal toggles with each zero crossing. 4.2 Brake Delay When Run/Brake is brought low, a brake is initi- ated. Referring to figure 4-2, SW1 is opened and the brake delay capacitor, Cbrake, is allowed to discharge towards groun via Rbrake. At the same time, switches SW2 through SW7 bring the gates of the output FETs to ground halt- ing conduction, causing the motor to coast. While the motor is coasting, the Bemf is used to park the heads. When Cbrake reaches a voltage that is below the turn ON threshold of Q1, Switches SW8, 9, and 10 bring the gates of the lower driv- ers to Vbrake potential. This enables the lower FETs causing a braking action. The analog and logic supplies are not monitored in the L6238S, since the L6244 already monitors this voltage and initiates a Park function when either supply drops to a predeterminated level. Figure 4-2 L6238S 16/31 |
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