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    3-phase 2-pole CPAP pump with 6HC?

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    • gnydickundefined
      gnydick
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      Is it possible to use such a blower for cooling?

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      • o_lampeundefined
        o_lampe @gnydick
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        @gnydick Looks like a candidate for simpleFOC.
        I've integrated brushless motors in RRF with their step/dir interface to emulate steppers, but for a blower it would also be possible the use PWM, like an ordinary fan-port.
        They recently have introduced a controller big enough for 30A motors, but IMHO it's not recommended for simpleFOC newbies.
        I just checked their shop and it's not listed yet. But ask in their forum and you'll be heard.

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        • gnydickundefined
          gnydick @o_lampe
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          @o_lampe What about a 3 phase speed controller with PWM in? Like this https://www.amazon.com/Three-Phase-Brushless-Controller-Control-Function/dp/B0F1YGJ48F

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          • o_lampeundefined
            o_lampe @gnydick
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            @gnydick These controllers require hall sensors. I couldn't find info about them in your motor sheet.
            If it comes with hall sensors, you're probably good. (400W seems an awful lot for these small controllers)
            If not you can try rc-hobby ESCs. They work without halls, but need a "hobby-servo" compatible signal. RRF can send that, too. It's just a matter of declaration.

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