Components of electrical motors are being scrutinised more closely as the need for greater performance develops. The demand for affordable brushless DC (BLDC) motors is growing. Utilization in industries has increased. Now that general-purpose microcontrollers are widely accessible, the goal of this study is to provide an easy approach for controlling BLDC motors for use in situations needing efficient motor driving. If the recommended configuration is adopted, the user will have the option of reversing the direction of the motor's rotation. The sensor's precision will rely on the location of the rotor. The responsiveness of a circuit regulator. Following the stator, the controller circuit will maintain a steady current flow. In addition, the functioning of the design is regulated by a circuit. Utilizing the complete array of logic gates and switches present in a microcontroller circuit, the design maximises functionality. Included are a BLDC rotor, detectors, and (MOSFET/BJT) devices.
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B. Das, S. Chakraborty, P. M. Kasari, A. Chakraborti and M. Bhowmik, “Speed control of BLDC Motor using soft computing Technique and its stability analysis,” vol. 3, issue 5, ISSN(Online):2249-071X.