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BLDC

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BLDCBrushless Direct Current (motor)
BLDCButte Local Development Corporation (Butte, MT)
BLDCBoulder Labs Diversity Council
BLDCBermuda Land Development Corporation (est. 1996)
BLDCBig Lakes Developmental Center, Inc. (Kansas)
BLDCBella Lewitzky Dance Company


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The MC34929 IC provides a cost-effective, small-footprint BLDC motor driver solution for a variety of consumer, portable and office equipment applications containing small motors.
Freescale Drives Motor Control Efficiency with Intelligent Analog IC by Business Wire
The PIC18F1330 family provides electronic motor control of 3-phase ACIM VF motors, Brushed DC motors, 3-phase BLDC motors and stepper motors.
Microchip Technology Introduces One of the Smallest and Most ... by Business Wire
The demand for improved motor control by housed encoder and motor manufacturers is driving the trend towards wide scale use of optical encoders with integrated commutation output over Hall devices in BLDC motor applications.
Avago Technologies Introduces 6-Channel Commutation Encoder Module ... by Business Wire
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