This veteran with 35 years of design experience speaks out the voice of many motor control engineers

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This veteran with 35 years of design experience speaks out the voice of many motor control engineers [Copy link]

 I believe that many engineers who work on motor control have had this feeling: they feel that their job - motor control is an all-encompassing subject: power electronics, simulation, digital, software, DSP, digital controller, dynamics, structural science, thermodynamics... you have to know everything, and you can't just know a little bit. In order to make the small motor shaft turn in circles, you have to use all your brains and exert all your strength. Our profession is so cool (bitter) (forced), isn't it?

Coincidentally, the old driver from TI on the other side of the ocean thought the same. He is a technical expert who has been engaged in motor control for 35 years. At the beginning of the motor tutorial he recorded, he expressed this idea: There are friends all over the world~

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A little diss about Bluetooth

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Highly praise motor control, full of pride

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The expert uncle’s teaching method is similar to on-site brainstorming. The many audiences under the podium are not just for show. You will see questions and answers, discussions and even debates between the uncle and the students, as well as voting activities in the classroom.

>>Click here to watch the uncle's class

255)]At the end, here are some course reviews written by some of the uncle’s fans.

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sybld201712

Wow, this is so powerful, it seems to cover everything, but it is hard to learn, there are so many things you need to know.

无限龙神

Which university is this professor from? He is absolutely amazing.

abbiy

nb, learned