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Advanced Library Functions for Optimizing Your Motor Control Applications

Advanced Library Functions for Optimizing Your Motor Control Applications

About This Training

The demand for passenger and commercial vehicles will boost the automotive motor market, which is expected to reach $49.6 billion by 2025. Two particular segments will grow during this period: the comfort segment, due to its improved driving capability, and the safety motor segment, as stringent government regulations require more safety systems in vehicles.

This session will show you how to easily build a motor control application from scratch using the NXP Automotive Math and Motor Control Library (AMMCLib) to speed time to market. The AMMCLib provides essential building blocks for the rapid development of automotive embedded applications, offering high-performance arithmetic, trigonometric and digital signal processing (DSP) math functions.

Presentation

Advanced Library Functions for Optimizing Your Motor Control Applications

What You Will Learn

Learn the key benefits of the NXP Automotive Math and Motor Control Library (AMMCLib) set, part of the comprehensive NXP motor control ecosystem
Understand how to apply the AMMCLib functions to different sensor-based and sensorless control techniques
Get to know industry-wide performance benchmarks for motor control designs
Learn how to do basic quality management while designing a motor control application with AMMCLib

Presented by

Petr Zelinka, Ph.D

Applications Engineer, Automotive Library Software Team, NXP Semiconductors
Marek Mušák, Ph.D

Automotive Solutions Engineer, Automotive Processing, NXP Semiconductors

DURATION

43 min

LANGUAGE

English

SKILL LEVEL

Beginner

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