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Universal ESC Circuit for BLDC and Alternator motors

Last Updated on February 18, 2021 by Swagatam 84 Comments

In this post we discuss a universal ESC circuit or an electronic speed controller circuit which can be universally applied for controlling any type 3 phase BLDC or even an alternator motor.

What is an ESC

An ESC or electronic speed controller is an electronic circuit which is normally used for operating and controlling a BLDC 3-phase motor.

BLDC motor stands for brushless DC motor which clearly states that such motors are void of brushes, quite opposite to the brushed type of motors which rely on brushes for commutation.

Due to the absence of brushes BLDC motors are able to operate with maximum efficiency since the absence of brushes relieves it from frictions and other related inefficiency.

However BLDC motors have one major downside, these cannot be operated through a single supply like the other brushed motors, instead a BLDC motor requires a 3-phase driver for operating them.

Despite of this technical complexity, BLDC motors become highly preferable compared to their brushed counterpart, because BLDC motors are extremely efficient in terms power consumption and virtually no wear and tear issues.

This is why BLDC motors are today used in electric vehicles, windmills, airplanes, quad copters, and most motor related equipment.

As discussed above operating a BLDC motor looks quite complex, and if you try to look for a driver or an electronic speed controller circuit for BLDC motors you would probably come across circuits which are too complex using MCUs, or employ hard to find components.

In this post we will learn how to make a simple and effective ESC circuit which may be universally applied to operate most BLDC motors through some minor modifications.

Once you learn the details of the circuit, you could use it to build electric vehicles, quad copters, robots, automatic gates, vacuum cleaner and any motor operated product with maximum efficiency.

Three Phase Generator Circuits

Since a BLDC motor requires a 3 phase signal, the first thing that needs to be designed is a 3-phase generator circuit.

The following circuits show how this can be made using a handful of operating parts.The first one uses opamps while the second one makes use of just a few BJTs.

Simple 3 phase Generators

opamp based 3 phase generator circuit
BC547 transistor based 3 phase signal generator circuit

The 3-phase signal output needs to be integrated with a 3-phase mosfet driver circuit for enabling the motor operation.

Therefore the second important element is the 3 phase alternator driver circuit, which is supposed to respond to the above 3 phase generator circuit for operating the connected BLDC motor.

For a 3 phase driver, you could employ any standard 3-phase driver IC, such as a A4915, 6EDL04I06NT, or our old:

  • IRS2330(D) (2.5µs deadtime)
  • IRS2332(D) (0.8µs deadtime)

In our universal ESC circuit we will use the IRS2330 and see how this can be configured for the intended electronic speed control and implemented for most BLDC motors. The following image shows the entire circuit of the proposed ESC design.

The ESC Schematic

Simple electronic speed controller ESC circuit

The presented ESC alternator driver circuit looks pretty straightforward and does not seem to employ any complex stages.

The 3 phase signals acquired from the 3 phase generator circuits is applied to the inputs of the NOT gates shown at the top left of the above diagram.

These 3 phase signals are converted into the required HIN, and LIN inputs for the 3 phase MOSFET driver IC IRS2330.

The IC IRS2330 hence process these signals to operate the connected BLDC motor with the correct phase and torque via the associated driver mosfets or IGBTs.

We can also see an IC 555 based PWM stage. This stage is configured with the low side mosfets or IGBTs, for chopping their gate triggers into appropriate sections.

This gate chopping forces the devices to operate at a rate determined by these chopping PWM duty cycle rate. Wider duty cycles enables the motor to rotate faster and narrower duty cycle allows the motor to slow down proportionately.

The PWM rate is controlled through the IC 555 through the indicated PWM pot.

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  1. Unknown says

    is this for a sensor less motor?

    Reply
    • Swagatam says

      both types can be used

      Reply
    • Keith Hebert says

      Not sure my last question was posted. Thank you for your answer I really appreciate it. I have another, how can reversing be added to this example?

      Reply
  2. Keith Hebert says

    Thank you for the response. how about forward and reverse directions. How can this be accomplished?

    Reply
    • Swagatam says

      forward reverse facility is not provided in the IC, however I think it can be implemented by reversing the 3-phase signal input's logic sequence.

      Reply
    • Keith Hebert says

      Thank you. I was looking at that as an option.

      Reply
  3. Mac Wilkey says

    I had same question on another post today. Will consider swapping two of the hall inputs but seems like hall inputs will track motor direction. May just need to get motor rolling using this approach then switch to hall sensors

    Reply
    • Swagatam says

      OK, you can try that…

      Reply
  4. Mthokozisi Ndlovu says

    Thank you Mr Swagatam. I’d like to know the value of the 6 MOSFETs used for the bridge and also the value of the diodes. I need to construct an ESC for a project that I’m on. I’ve converted a car alternator to a hybrid bldc motor powered through an ESC for RC hobbies. Unfortunately the motor doesn’t have enough torque as I’d like it to be. I was wondering if this circuit will be powerful enough to run the motor under load.
    Thank you, awaiting your response.

    Reply
    • Swag says

      Thanks Mthokozisi, the mosfets can be as per the user’s choice, depending on how much power the output load may be rated at. You can use any suitable ones which may be on par with the rating of the motor. It is better to use IGBTs instead of mosfets for better efficiency.
      This circuit can be upgraded for any motor, simply by upgrading the IGBTs accordingly.

      Reply
  5. Rishee Sharma says

    Hi Swagatam, I’m trying to make a controller for 250W bldc motor. What should be the configuration for it? Can you please get in touch on email?

    Reply
    • Swag says

      Hi Rishee, the configuration in the above article is the best configuration according to me, because it does not rely on any special ICs.

      You can replace the full-bridge IC with any other variant, and use the other mentioned stages with it in the same format and achieve the required results.

      You can feel free to discuss through comments, as this will help the other readers also to learn about your experience in the field.

      Reply
  6. Mthokozisi Ndlovu says

    Gooday. Thank you Sir again for your response, your work is simply priceless. For my project I have a sensorless motor(no Hall sensors), but I can’t find the chip for the sensorless esc https://www.homemade-circuits.com/2017/08/high-current-sensorless-bldc-motor.html
    I need to know if the circuit for the universal esc can be used on sensorless motors and if yes, how does one configure the NOT gates inputs as there are no Hall sensors for the NOT gates to work with. My kind of motor has only three stator windings connected in delta.

    Reply
    • Swag says

      You are welcome Mthokozisi,

      the universal ESC can be used for driving any BLDC motor or any 3-phase motor, regardless of whether it has Hall effect sensors or not.

      This circuit utilizes an external 3 phase generator for signalling the ESC through the NOT gates to operate the motor with a 3-phase 120 degree shift signals, which is the standard value for driving all 3-phase motors, therefore this circuit dos not depend on any sensor and is able to independently drive any 3-phase motor.

      you can simply connect the 3 wires of the motor with the outputs from the IGbTs or mosfets for enabling the operation.

      Reply
  7. Mthokozisi Ndlovu says

    Goodday Sir. I’d like to say thank you again and I guess I cannever say it enough to amount to the kind of work that you do helping electronics hobbyist across the globe. This circuit seems to be the very thing I’ve been looking for. I guess my case has been settled. I’ll let you know the outcome after I’ve built the ESC. Thank you again.

    Reply
    • Swag says

      You are most welcome Mthokozisi, wish you all the best!!

      Reply
  8. Mthokozisi Ndlovu says

    Hello Sir Mr Swagatam. Please clarify this please; for the NOT gates, does one just use one input terminal and corresponding output, also does the NOT gates need to be powered up(Vcc & Vss)?

    Best regards.

    Reply
    • Swag says

      Hi Mthokozisi, all ICs which have Vcc/Vss pins will need to be powered through an external power supply across these pinous, otherwise the IC will not respond. so yes the 4049 will also need an external DC across these relevant pinouts

      Reply
  9. Lins says

    bom dia. Com este circuito, posso controlar um alternador que vou transformar em motor, para uma bicicleta? Obrigado.

    Reply
    • Swag says

      Bom Dia. Sim você pode fazer isso. Sem problemas

      Reply
  10. Apurva deepak says

    Can i used thrid diagram sir..? It can run my dc burshless motor

    Reply
    • Swagatam says

      All these circuits are complex and advised for the experts, if you are confident about it, then you can build it!

      Reply
      • Apurva deepak says

        Ok sir but fig second where 3 bc547 transistor used can i used it because it is not more complex… And sure it will be work properly na sir..

        Reply
        • Swagatam says

          It’s a 3 phase generator, you will have to use it with the last circuit.

          Reply
      • Apurva deepak says

        I am not use it without connecting last cricuit design… It can not run the motor without using last cricuit diagram… I give this reason because my dc burshless motor will have three wire comes from the coil and they connected to hall sensor transistor but it ia blow out due to this i want to run this motor without hall sensor transistor because it is not available in my market sir..

        Reply
        • Swagatam says

          No, you cannot use it without the last circuit.

          Reply
  11. Lins Roberto Pereira, says

    boa noite. no esquema ESC a saida 15v do BC547 é ligada nas portas not do 4049?
    Nos vcc posso ligar 12v ?

    Reply
    • Swagatam says

      sim você pode usar 12V, sem problemas

      Reply
    • Lins Roberto Pereira, says

      Perdão por dar trabalho. Mas a saida 15v do bc 547 é ligada no 4049? preciso muito montar este circuito. obrigado.

      Reply
      • Swagatam says

        Sim, você pode usar todos os + 15V em comum para todos os estágios do circuito

        Reply
  12. Ajay says

    ESC necessary for the rotating the motors(using pwm signal) and also a How to calibrate the motors and is it necessary for all the BLDC motors and without ESC can I run a BLDC motor using pwm signal
    If possible to rotate the motor, How?

    Reply
    • Swagatam says

      BLDC will require an ESC, it cannot be operated without these devices:

      https://www.homemade-circuits.com/?s=BLDC

      Reply
  13. jose lamartine says

    good night mr svagatam.
    For the richness of the above comments and their responses I feel encouraged to set up the circuit mentioned for driving a car alternator converted to bldc.
    I promise that as soon as I start the tests I will show the results.
    I’ll keep in touch .from thanks already.

    Reply
    • Swagatam says

      It’s my pleasure Jose, wish you all the best! Let me know if you have any problems!

      Reply
  14. Eray says

    Hi, what is this the IC in the last photo sir?

    Reply
    • Swagatam says

      Hi, the IC is IRS233

      Reply
      • Eray says

        I dont fınd this one anywhere for the buy and proteus for the sımulatıon. Can you suggest any another one?

        Reply
        • Swagatam says

          Sorry I do not have any other alternative, but you can try Googling “3 phase BLDC driver IC”

          Reply
  15. Lins Roberto Pereira, says

    How are you? Everything ok? please the name of the CI used in the scheme is correct (IC IRS233) because I already searched google and could not find it! Can I replace with another? thanks

    Reply
    • Swagatam says

      Hi, yes that’s correct, if you are using some other variant then you must match the pinouts correctly.

      Reply
  16. Halfan a says

    am abit lost in the circuit where it shows N1-N6 = IC U 4049

    Reply
  17. Halfan a says

    ohk got it thanks it was on previous

    Reply
  18. Lins Roberto Pereira, says

    Boa noite. Tem algum link onde eu possa encontrar este IRS233 ou IRS2330? obrigado.

    Reply
    • Swagatam says

      I think you can get it from any online store or even from amazon, or ebay…you can Google “Buy IRS233”

      Reply
  19. ripon says

    all mosfet are n-channel? please tell me about this.

    Reply
    • Swagatam says

      yea all are n channel

      Reply
  20. Lins Roberto Pereira, says

    BOA TARDE. QUAL É O SUBSTITUTO PARA IRS 233? NÃO ENCONTRO PELO GOOGLE.

    Reply
    • Swagatam says

      You can try this: FAN73893

      Reply
  21. Ishara says

    Sir I want inveter Air conditioner compressor drive circuit.can you help me sir.

    Reply
    • Swagatam says

      Ishara, do you mean a DC to AC inverter which can handle an air conditioner? Please specify more details such as air conditioner wattage, voltage, etc I’ll try to figure out.

      Reply
  22. Lins Roberto Pereira, says

    Oi tudo bem? qual IGBT POSSO USAR PARA UM MOTOR 1000 WATS ? OBRIGADO.

    Reply
    • Swagatam says

      Please search for “1000 watt IGBT datasheet” on Google you will get many options.

      Reply
  23. Lins Roberto Pereira, says

    It’s OK? Today came the ic drive, which I bought, A4915. But I was surprised by the size of the piece as it is tiny 4mm, and I believe it can only be used on industrial plates. Do you have any information about this? thank you.

    Reply
    • Swagatam says

      The modern ICs are mostly SMD types therefore they will be small, you can ask them for a bigger one with vertical pins, and see if it is available or not in this format.

      Reply
  24. Joilson says

    Man, after almost a day and night searching for a circuit like this, I just find this site with this big, big, mega circuit that literally solves all my problem … I will use a microcontroller to generate the pulses of H1, H2, H3, L1, L2, L3 and the BCs’ PWM, therefore, can program a reversal and use the analog input to control the speed, thereby saving on some components. Thank you very much for sharing this knowledge.

    Reply
    • Swagatam says

      Glad you found the concept useful, wish you all the best, and thanks for the feedback!

      Reply
  25. Lins Roberto Pereira, says

    Olá como vai? Por favor, será que posso usar o IC IR2130, neste circuito? Tem um outro circuito, que posso controlar, alternador, motor modificado? obrigado.

    Reply
    • Swagatam says

      Hi, yes you can use any half bridge IC such as IR2130 and configure it in the following manner:

      https://www.homemade-circuits.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/3phase-driver.jpg

      The PWM of the input 3 phase trigger signal could be optimized for the output control

      Reply
  26. Lins Roberto Pereira, says

    OBRIGADO PELO SEU TRABALHO,EM NOS AJUDAR, PRECISO CONSTRUIR ESTE ESC, POIS AQUI TUDO É MUITO CARO.
    TODOS OS SEIS MOSFET DE SAIDA PARA O MOTOR, SÃO IGUAIS?
    TENHO QUE USAR ALGUN RESISTOR?
    OBRIGADO.

    Reply
    • Swagatam says

      No problem Lin. But please build it stage-wise. First build only the IC and the MOSFET stage with a 3 phase signal input. Proceed to IC 555 control only once the 3 phase working is confirmed.

      Use only PCB or veroboard for the assembly….breadboard will not work.

      Reply
  27. Lins Roberto Pereira, says

    HOW ARE YOU? I WANT TO DO THIS, CIRCUIT, BUT I’LL USE MOSFETS INSTEAD OF IGBT. WHAT IS THE CRITERION, AND HOW DO I CALCULATE TO KNOW WHICH RESISTOR CAN I USE ON MOSFETS? I WILL USE MOSFET, IRF3710, 100V BREAKAGE VOLTAGE, DRAIN CURRENT 57 AP, THANK YOU.

    Reply
    • Swagatam says

      I am good thanks….Yes you can replace the shown IGBTs with MOSFETs without any changes in the circuit…..

      Reply
      • Bret Tschacher says

        Lins Roberto Pereira, as Swagatam said, MOSFETs will work without any changes. IGBT’s in my opinion would be a bit more efficient without the risk of failing due to inverse voltage spikes or other issues. I just think they are simply more robust.

        Reply
        • Lins Roberto Pereira, says

          Bret Tschacher, COMO VAI? ENTENDI, O QUE VOCÊ DISSE, MAS ESTOU PROCURANDO, ALGO MAIS SIMPLES, POISTENHO POUCO CONHECIMENTO, MAS ESTOU PRESCISANDO MONTAR ESTE PROJETO, POIS AQUI TUDO É MUITO CARO PARA COMPRAR UM ESC DESTA POTÊNCIA.

          Reply
  28. Bret Tschacher says

    Hey my friend, this time I’m writing to you about BLDC control systems, well I think it may be again, I don’t recall. Anyhow, As we both know, there are indefinite ways to do one thing with electronics. Take this subject, it can be done with circuits as simple as a few transistors with a hand full of other common components thrown into the schematic for basic controlling all the way to extremely complicated IC’s and more components, Bridge drivers and H bridges, transistor, FET, and IGBT’s. So I stumbled across an extremely interesting MCU today from a Co. labeled PAC 5232. This chip is unbelievable, it has so much built into that I am overwhelmed for the time. Maybe you would take a look at it and tell me what you think. It is a pretty recently released item. I have lightly investigated the data sheets and looked for more detailed info on it but nothing is showing up as far as basic instruction on how to get it up and working for development, mostly block info. So it would be a high probability that this chip would be way above and beyond what I would in truth want to experiment with, but man, how cool it would be to have a controller with just half of what I think this would do. So if you get to take a look at it and decide to get back with me, send me an email with an opinion and maybe some suggestions, or simply say it’s too deep. After all this thing works with an ARM Cortex and getting into the code to make that fly is for sure going to require some help from someone way above my ED level.

    Reply
    • Swagatam says

      I took a quick look at the datasheet, and found to be an extensive integrated module which will some time to investigate, however I could not find how an H-bridge using N-channel MOSFETs could be configured through this chip?

      Reply
  29. Bret Tschacher says

    This comment is pertaining to the circuit using the 4049 and the BLDC driver. If a method to make the motor reversible were desired, would it be acceptable to install a switch at the outputs of the inverter, 2 phases and simply switch those 2 ? It seems that way to me as that is how it would be done on an AC 3 phase motor. I can construct the circuit later on and find out for myself, I just haven’t taken the time to assemble it on my breadboard on account I don’t have all the components yet.

    Reply
    • Swagatam says

      I think the reversing of the motor could be implemented simply reversing the 3 phase input sequence across HIN LIN inputs of the IC…doing through a switch could be confusing?

      Reply
  30. Bret Tschacher says

    Just looking at this post again and noticed the mention of the IRS233, looking for that # will take you to U.S.Tax code sites and USC Federal Codes as in law book pertaining to spouses and stuff I didn’t bother to investigate. Perhaps the part # should include a 0 as in IRS2330 which will take you to a PDF data sheet.

    Reply
    • Swagatam says

      Thank you for notifying, I have corrected it now!

      Reply
  31. Sam says

    Dear, l bought 2 different types of brand new bldc motor driver modules from China but both of them do not give output power.
    do you have any clue what is the reason?

    Reply
    • Swagatam says

      Sorry that can be difficult without the seeing the circuits practically…

      Reply
  32. EDUARDO LEITE DOS SANTOS says

    good night, I’m trying to make an inverter to control a squirrel cage 5hp three-phase motor, wound for three-phase 24v, I tried with 4017 and 555 and some diodes and three-phase bridge with N channel mosfets, but the mosfets that are in the positive line heat up from fry, would you have any suggestions to make an easy but functional inverter, I saw this one but I got lost in how to feed the igbs from the h01,h02,h03 line, and could you please explain the BCs to excite the other igbts? Sorry I work with electric motors and I’m trying to build an electric Beetle but I could do it myself, I’m an electronics hobbyist. sorry for the question types.

    Reply
    • Swagatam says

      I don’t think you can make a 3 phase inverter using 4017/555.

      The ho1, ho2, ho3 will will go the respective ho1, ho2, ho3 pinouts of the IC (shown in green color)

      Reply
      • EDUARDO LEITE DOS SANTOS says

        ok, thanks, do you have any circuits that might indicate that it is easy to build and efficient for squirrel cage three-phase motor? I looked at several circuits here but I can’t decide which one would be more suitable in my case.

        Reply
        • Swagatam says

          The circuit explained in the above article is probably the easiest one, since it does not depend on a microcontroller, so I cannot see any other online source which has a simpler idea than the above one.

          Here’s another version of the same circuit without a speed control

          https://www.homemade-circuits.com/simple-3-phase-brushless-bldc-motor/

          Reply
  33. K.Rajan says

    Dear sir, G.M,
    In India A4915, 6EDL04I06NT,A4915, IRS2330(D) IRS2332(D) -these ics are not available, I want to develop an e bike bldc controller for 48v, 900w motor. Pls help me in this regard. which Ics are available other than above ics.
    Thanks
    K.Rajan

    Reply
    • Swagatam says

      Dear K.Rajan, those are specialized 3 phase ICs, and there are no other easy discrete alternatives for these ICs. You can probably try using the concept explained in the following article, the last one to be precise:

      https://www.homemade-circuits.com/3-phase-solar-submersible-pump-inverter/

      This concept could be perhaps customized for working with sensorless 3 phase BLDC motors

      Reply
  34. Lins Roberto Pereira, says

    Hello how are you? the IR2130 driver, can it be used on this circuit? Thanks.

    Reply
    • Swagatam says

      Yes it can be used here!

      Reply
  35. Joshua Rothfuss says

    Hello, I really appreciate the work you put into making this available to us. Unfortunately, the 3-phase driver IC’s you recommended are no longer stocked anywhere I can find. However, the 6EDL04I06NT, which uses a negative logic input, has an almost identical IC (the 6EDL04N06PT) but it used a positive logic input. What modifications would have to be made to the logic gates to accommodate this difference?

    Here is a link to the Infineon datasheet, https://www.infineon.com/cms/en/product/power/gate-driver-ics/6edl04n06pt/

    Reply
    • Swagatam says

      Hi, thanks, and glad you liked the post. The above circuit also uses positive edged trigger through the NOT gates, so the basic driving sequence will be the same for both the ICs.

      Reply
  36. Joshua Rothfuss says

    I appreciate you response to my last comment. I only have one other question about this circuit. What role does VB1,2,3 play in the circuit. Does it take input from the inactive coil so the driver knows when time everything?

    Reply
    • Swagatam says

      Those are for integrating, the diode, capacitor network with the ICs internal bootstrapping network. Without the associated diode, capacitor and the VB1,2,3 integration the circuit cannot provide the required boosted voltage for the high side mosfets, and the IC cannot work like a 3 phase driver IC

      Reply

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