Jongyun Byeon (M.S. Graduate Student, LIGNex1)
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Introduction
Full Bio Sketch
Mr. Byeon is now with LIG Nex1 as junior research engineeer, solving issues during production and operation of guided missile. He received the B.S. degree in Electronics Engineering at Pusan National University, Pusan, Korea. He is now pursuing toward his M.S degree in Kyungpook National University. His research interests cover embedded systems and hardware logic design.
Research Topic
Research on a DMA-Based BLDC Motor Control System Design Method for Efficient Guided Weapon Actuator Control
The control method of the internal brushless DC (BLDC) motor is an important determinant of the overall system performance of the guided missile. Interrupt-based speed measurement is commonly used for BLDC motor control based on speed feedback and has the advantage of simple implementation and high precision, but in multitasking environments, jitter increases and CPU utilization increases, which can degrade real-time performance and accuracy. To overcome these limitations, we applied a DMA-based feedback architecture. First, we analyzed how DMA-based systems are more advantageous than interrupt-based systems. As expected, we found that DMA-based architectures can reduce CPU share and improve real-time performance by reducing latency and jitter compared to interrupt-only methods. The next goal is to provide practical design guidance by quantitatively analyzing the impact of key DMA setting variables such as DMA buffer size, sampling rate, and DMA/NVIC priority on critical system performance metrics such as delay, jitter, CPU load, power consumption, and speed measurement accuracy.
Publications
Journal Publications (KCI 1)
Conference Publications (Intl. 2)
Jongyun Byeon and Daejin Park. Multi-Threaded Data Scrambling Techniques using Reduced On-chip Memory for Light-weighted Embedded Systems In IEEE International Conference on ICT Convergence (ICTC 2024), 2024.
Jongyun Byeon and Daejin Park. Research on a DMA-Based BLDC Motor Control System Design Method for Efficient Guided Weapon Actuator Control (Under Review) In IEEE International Conference on Consumer Electronics Asia (ICCE-Asia 2025), 2025.
Participation in International Conference
IEEE ICTC 2024, Jeju, Korea
IEEE ICCE-Asia 2025, Busan, Korea
Last Updated, 2025.09.09
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