CAN API
This module is not in production for now. It is only available on this repository until it is stable enough for the main branch.
This module is not in production for now. It is only available on this repository until it is stable enough for the main branch.
OwnTech Power API Core provides various Zephyr modules for the API to work on OwnTech Power Converter. For most end-users, the modules are intended as… Read More »Zephyr modules
Introduction Owntech Power API is the modular embedded software running on the OwnTech Power Converter. The Core project is the main repository intended to be… Read More »OwnTech Power API Core Documentation
Introduction The current mode is a major way of running power converters. It is more responsive than voltage mode, since it is a half-software half… Read More »Drive the converter in current mode
Introduction In order to control the converter in current mode without the subhamonical oscillations, we need to be able to generate a sawtooth signal. For… Read More »Generate a sawtooth with a DAC
Introduction In order to control a power converter we need a fine way to get the measures we want when we want them. Hence you… Read More »Get voltage measures from ADC
Introduction In order to drive a power converter with a Simulink model, it is necessary to be able to generate a PWM that can be… Read More »Generate a variable PWM with an HRTIM
Prerequisites This configuration is only possible on windows since there is no version of STM32 Mat/Target for Linux. The examples given by ST are device… Read More »Getting started with Matlab and ST software
Introduction This wiki aims to help you using Simulink models to drive power converters. All the tutorials are made to be performed either on NUCLEO… Read More »Using OwnTech with Matlab
Contributors Romain Delpoux, 2021.11.04 Loic Queval, 2021.11.05 Adrien Prévost, 2021.11.05 Luiz Villa, 2021.11.07 Antoine Boche, 2021.11.08 Tutorial Communication The goal of this tutorial is to… Read More »Communication task Tutorial