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Revision as of 17:15, 2 April 2012
TVM Module
The HCM 563-48 0801 was also known as the TVM module as part of the Fire48 MotoTron Controller platform.
What is the difference between the I/O of the model 0801 and 0803
From the data sheet, the inputs differ on the pull up to power and pull down to ground resistor values.
Why does the HCM-563-48 modules have two DRVP pins when there are no high side drivers?
These modules have the DRVP pins because the HCM is meant to drive solenoid valves for hydraulic applications. Therefore the module has LSO pins that have a recirculating feature, so when the solenoid coils are losing current it has a path back to the power supply.
How do I access current feedback in this module?
If you double click on PWM block, and select the 'Output Current' checkbox from the list, it will give you a current in mA as an output. The following picture illustrates it.
