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RX13T Motor Control 24VDC based on Renesas Solution

This application shows the use of the microcontroller together with the IPS22xx axial position sensor, allowing motor axle position feedback without HALL effect sensors. Provides a wide range of motor capabilities, 12V up to 36V, max 4A (144W).
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