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STM32 Motor Control Connector based on STMicroelectronics Expansion Board

This design is based on the STMicroeletronics X-NUCLEO-IHM09M1 expansion board. The expansion board provides an easy way to evaluate motor control solutions for three-phase motors by adapting the STM32 Nucleo board with an external ST motor control power board. The 34-pin motor control connector is compatible with all major ST motor control power boards, requiring an external section (microcontroller) to drive a three-phase motor.

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