To control brushless servo with cRIO

What do i need to control brushless servo with cRIO.
I'm asking this because of no motor driver and controller for this form.
In addion can i use the NI 9514 C Series Servo Drive Interface as controller ?
Thanks a lot
Umut

Umut,
you can use the NI 9514 for any motor drive that accepts a +/- 10 V command input signal. There is a huge number of vendors offering drives for BLDC motors with +/- 10 V interfaces. Here you can find some recommendations, but of course this is by far not a complete list.
Kind regards,
Jochen

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