Analog Devices
The footprint is designed for ADM2484 RS-485 transceiver, but this component is not placed by default.
Hardware overview of the NXP quad motor-control development platform using the i.MX RT1050 to drive up to four PMSM or BLDC motors for industrial applications.
This application note provides a hardware overview of the NXP quad motor-control development platform, a modular system designed for multi-motor applications. The platform is powered by the i.MX RT1050 crossover processor, featuring an Arm Cortex-M7 core capable of controlling up to four motors simultaneously. The architecture consists of three main components: a daughter board containing the MCU and memory interfaces, a digital board for prototyping and communication headers, and a power stage board for PMSM or BLDC motor drive. The document details power management, LED indicators, reset configurations, and external memory options including HyperFlash and SD cards.
Analog Devices
The footprint is designed for ADM2484 RS-485 transceiver, but this component is not placed by default.
Onsemi
The footprint is designed for NCV7351FD13R2G CAN transceiver, but this component is not placed by default.
i.MX RT1050
NXP
The daughter board embeds an i.MX RT1050 crossover processor and is the core of this motor-control reference design.
SE050
NXP
user interfaces (e.g. LCD), security hardware (e.g. EdgeLockTM SE050) and the connectors to control four motor devices
| ADM2484 | Analog Devices | The footprint is designed for ADM2484 RS-485 transceiver, but this component is not placed by default. |
| NCV7351FD13R2G | Onsemi | The footprint is designed for NCV7351FD13R2G CAN transceiver, but this component is not placed by default. |
| i.MX RT1050 | NXP | The daughter board embeds an i.MX RT1050 crossover processor and is the core of this motor-control reference design. |
| SE050 | NXP | user interfaces (e.g. LCD), security hardware (e.g. EdgeLockTM SE050) and the connectors to control four motor devices |