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Just a suggestion for future safety - the lines between the STM32 and the PWM driver have no hardware pull-downs. As a consequence, at least on my board, all PWM lines and hence all 6 FET drivers go high when the chip is not actively driving them during boot.
There was a recorded incident this week of somebody frying their inverter by accidentally flashing with the HV connected, and this could potentially be a problem for anyone not using the drive unit to control their contactors. Some weak pull-downs on those lines would mitigate this.
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Just a suggestion for future safety - the lines between the STM32 and the PWM driver have no hardware pull-downs. As a consequence, at least on my board, all PWM lines and hence all 6 FET drivers go high when the chip is not actively driving them during boot.
There was a recorded incident this week of somebody frying their inverter by accidentally flashing with the HV connected, and this could potentially be a problem for anyone not using the drive unit to control their contactors. Some weak pull-downs on those lines would mitigate this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: