hello everyone,
I try to configure my edf turbine in vesc tool bldc mode but it's only return error. I'm using a Dual FSESC6.6 Based upon VESC6 200A with a LiPo 6S 70C.
I need to configure the eprm for 208800 ERPM too. I know that the vesc6 only suport 160000erpm, but if someone managed to set up an edf i appreciate the help.
turbine: D3541 1450KV 6s
If an external source spins a motor to a speed higher than the maximum duty cycle allows, will it start braking?
If an external source spins a motor to a speed higher than the commanded velocity, will it start braking?
If I have 0 Motor current max brake AND 0 battery current max regen current, what might still be causing energy to go back onto the bus?
Long story short, I want to completely disable the possibility of putting energy onto the bus at all. What parameters can be modified to do this?
sistem;
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Confused what HFI stands for. Is this a different form of the FOC or an open-loop function for tuning?
which source code files execute the calibration. we have a motor that is difficult to calibrate at high voltage. I was wondering what the current filtering looked like and the algorithm, so many it can be tweaked to be more robust for our application.
Trampa 100/250 with one old brushed DC motor....how can i change the motor spin direction????plz help!!!
Hello,
Currently there are some source and header files stored in the root folder. There are also other type of files. It looks a little disordered. Please see the screenshot below.
I'm going to do some clean work so that these *.c and *.h file could be stored in a folder. Which folder do you recommend? Is it ok to move these files to applications folder?
I am communicating with vesc on can and receiving status messages but don't need all 1-5. is there an easy way to change it to send only 1 and 5?
Hi,
I'm currently building something to power my snowboard on the flat. The ESC that I have had to be compatible with the motor I needed from a particular company, so it's proprietary to their motor (the company is not related in any way to skateboards).
I'm looking to not re-invent the wheel when it comes to controlling the ESC and skateboard remotes look like a great option. Is there any way these remotes can be used to control ESCs other than VESC, Hobbywing and YingLis?
Thanks in advance for any tips.
peter
Hi. I see BLDC delay mode is described in VESC Tool as the algoritm used for standard RC ESCs. I also understand it the way that some or all parameter recognition routines use this mode.
However, I am unable to successfully tune this and use it since I don't understand quite which parameters I need to set and adjust to make it work. Any tips are welcome.
