Overview
Description
The MCK-RA6T2 is a development kit that enables easy evaluation of motor control using permanent magnet synchronous motors (brushless DC motors). With this product and the sample code and QE for Motor that can be downloaded from the website, you can start evaluating motor control using the RA6T2 right away.
Features
- The CPU board is equipped with the RA6T2 as the motor control MCU.
- Inverter board for 3-phase BLDC motor (48V/10A rating)
- On-board debugger for flash programming of RA6T2
- Supports 1-shunt/3-shunt current sensing
- Overcurrent detection
- Supports the motor control development support tool "Renesas Motor Workbench" (Introduction to the use of Motor Workbench (with videos))
- Motor control evaluation and debugging can be performed safely with the communication board which isolates PC and the CPU board electrically
- Supports Hall sensors, encoders, and inductive position sensors
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Applications
Design & Development
Software & Tools
Software & Tools
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| QE: Tools for Particular Applications A group of utilities which extends integrated development environment (Tools for Particular Applications: USB, TCP/IP, Bluetooth® low energy, Camera, LCD, Capacitive Touch Sensors, and Current Consumption Tuning etc.)
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Solution Toolkit | Renesas |
| Renesas Motor Workbench Renesas Motor Workbench is a development support tool for debugging, analyzing, and tuning motor control programs.
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Solution Toolkit | Renesas |
| Reality AI Utilities Plug-in module for Renesas e² studio
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Solution Toolkit | Renesas |
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Sample Code
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News & Blog Posts
| Easily Evaluate High-Voltage Motor Systems in Your Lab | Blog Post | Jun 14, 2024 |
| New RA6T2 Hybrid 16-bit ADC Improves Efficiency and Accuracy of Motor Control Systems | Blog Post | Mar 22, 2023 |
| Introduction of Evaluation Environment of BLDC Motor with Inductive Position Sensor IC (IPS2200) by RA6T2 | Blog Post | Oct 20, 2022 |
| Use the Latest Technology in Your Next BLDC Motor Control Design | Blog Post | Dec 6, 2021 |