Overview
This Low-Voltage Motor Controller for 2/3 Wheelers reference design features a traction motor inverter capable of driving motors up to 3kW at 48V, providing a complete demonstration platform for motor control applications. Deliverables include inverter hardware design files (schematics and Gerber) and peripheral sample code. The application accelerator unit (AAU) handles core field-oriented control (FOC) functions, complemented by application-level software (ASW) generated via MATLAB-based model development for system management. GreenPAK™ ICs support phase overcurrent protection and signal level shifting, while flux concentrators enable accurate phase current sensing. Typical applications include low-voltage traction drives for electric 2- and 3-wheelers such as e-scooters, e-bikes, and e-rickshaws.
Features
- The power stage can drive up to a 3kW motor.
- Support is available to scale the 48V power stage of the inverter, as per customer requirements.
- GreenPAK ICs are used for low BOM count phase overcurrent fault detection.
- The PMIC enhances safety and reliability, meeting ASIL B standards for critical automotive applications.
Applications
Electric & Hybrid Vehicles (EV/HEV)Products in the Design

| AT25DF011 | 1 Mbit, 1.65 V to 3.6 V Range SPI Serial Flash Memory with Dual Read Support |
| HIP2211 | 100V, 3A Source, 4A Sink, High Frequency Half-Bridge Drivers with HI/LI Input |
| RAA211230 | 24V, 3A Synchronous Buck Regulator with Current Mode COT |
| RAA214250 | 20V, 500mA Linear Regulator |
| RBA190N15YAPF-6UA04 | 150V, 190A, 3.9mΩ, REXFET-1 N-Channel Power MOSFET in TOLT for Automotive |
| SLG46538 | GreenPAK Programmable Mixed-Signal IC, Dual Supply VDD, 17 GPIOs, 4 ACMPs, I2C, ASM |
| SLG46625-A | Automotive GreenPAK Programmable Mixed-Signal IC (Grade 1), VDD Range: 1.71-5V, 18 GPIOs, 6 ACMPs, ADC (8-bit, SAR), SPI |
Sample & Buy
WS032-LVMOTCTL-REFZ
ActiveApplication Block Diagrams
| 48V/3kW Motor Control for 2/3 Wheelers The 48V/3kW motor control system features a scalable inverter design, phase overcurrent fault detection, and ASIL B safety. |
