The discussion revolves around the design of a controller circuit for a switched reluctance motor, specifically using an asymmetric half-bridge topology. Participants are exploring options for controller selection, debating between embedded and analog approaches.
Participants do not appear to reach a consensus on the nature of the inquiry, with some questioning the distinction between selecting and designing a controller. The discussion remains unresolved regarding the specifics of the controller selection process.
There is ambiguity in the terminology used, particularly regarding the distinction between embedded and analog controllers, which may affect the clarity of the discussion.
Selecting a controller to buy sounds like the opposite of designing a controller.HighTechPower said:Hi. I have to design a controller circuit for switched reluctance motor. The topology to be used is asymmetric half-bridge. The motor current is 50A at 50V. I need help in the selection of controller. I have both options either to use embedded or totally analog controller.
He must mean a controller controller, i.e. an IC or a topology. That's the only sense I can make of embedded vs. analog in this context.anorlunda said:Selecting a controller to buy sounds like the opposite of designing a controller.