Why EML?
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When digital information can be transformed into precise physical motion, previously infeasible use cases suddenly become possible and the fourth Industrial Revolution becomes a reality: life sciences, robotics, and industrial automation to name just a few.
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Motion Control is in Our Core Competence
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Motion Control Technology is an interwoven collaboration of electronics, software and mechanical engineering. So, clearly, bringing together and interlacing their specialist knowledge is no simple feat.
Instead of semiconductor makers that just want to sell more chips, EML started with University researchers who wanted to design better drives. It all began when Alan Yeung, Founder of EML, started developing an advanced AC Drive Algorithm “Back in 2012, we often worked with DSPs, and the software was always the bottleneck and a source of problems – the cost of ownership was high. There was simply no hardware solution available, but we knew that designing motion control technology in hardware, not software, was essential for motors that work efficiently, reliably, smoothly, and quietly.”
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A new type of controller IC, known as an Intelligent Motor Controller has been developed. By integrating the functions of profile generation, current control, commutation, and switch signal timing generation, these ICs promise to increase the ease with which designers can integrate the control function and the amplification function, thereby further reducing cabling and improving reliability
How Does EML Achieve This?
We've come a long way. The company has grown into a team of people, and we work with the University of Nottingham and top class researchers from across Europe. Nevertheless, efficiently turning digital information into physical motion requires more than just transferring data into movement. Motor control technology needs to be easy-to-implement for device developers and easy-to-use for end consumers.
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EML achieves these critical requirements by Providing Chips, Modules, Boards & Drives to remove complexity and ensure that even device developers without motion control experience can easily optimize motor designs and results.
Since every EML product is built upon our strong heritage in motors, In Summary Our long history of Learning has taught us how to blend proprietary software and hardware components to optimize performance, drive miniaturization, and turn key motor characteristics into competitive advantages for our customers’ devices.
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