Starting circuit and starting method for a brushless motor

Electricity: motive power systems – Positional servo systems – Digital or numerical systems

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318138, 318254, 318607, 318608, G05B 1928, H02P 123

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058084363

ABSTRACT:
In order to start a brushless motor, a frequency setting circuit sets a frequency value, a counter increases a count value in response to a main clock signal, and a comparator compared the value of the frequency setting circuit with that of the counter and resets the counter when the compared values are the same. A circuit is also provided for changing the frequency value of the frequency setting circuit to a high frequency value in response to an output signal of the comparator and a back electromotive force detection signal.

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