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Control electronics.

The electronics decide how the drive behaves in your machine. We match them to your control architecture.

Control

Best-fit, not a house platform.

Hand-drawn comparison of trapezoidal and sinusoidal commutation waveforms
Commutation

Commutation and control: from block to FOC

Block commutation is robust and inexpensive, field-oriented control runs smoothly and quietly. We choose what your application needs — and what its budget carries.

Quiet where it matters, low cost where it is enough

Controller PCB with a debug adapter attached via ribbon cable
Firmware

Firmware, interfaces and protection make it a product

Motion profiles, parameter sets, diagnostics and protection against over-current, over-voltage, over-temperature and stall. The drive speaks your interface — I/O, PWM or fieldbus.

Speaks your interface: I/O, PWM or fieldbus

Geared drive on a dynamometer with live HMI readouts and a duty-cycle test report
Commissioning

Tuned on hardware, verified against the budget

We tune the control on the real drivetrain, not in the model, and then run your duty profile on the test bench.

Tuned on the real drivetrain

Where it couples

control is where the whole drive comes together, or doesn’t: its bandwidth is bounded by the mechanics, its smoothness by the sensing, its thermal envelope shared with the housing.

How we deliver it — drivers, control and firmware are engineered to our specification with specialist electronics partners, so any scheme (block to FOC) and any interface (I/O, PWM, CAN/CANopen, RS-485…) is open — chosen for your system rather than by what a fixed platform allows. DRIVS specifies, integrates, validates and owns it.

Contact

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