VESC Original Hardware

Hello folks,

First off, fan of the controllers and software .

Second, I received a newer MK IV and went to change the encoder sensor voltage to 3.3v and noticed the internal switch is gone.

Is there a recommended way to change the port over to 3.3v?

A schematic for the latest version would be a help as well.

The pcb shows "High Power Edition v3.4 AD".

Thanks for the info,

R04

Greetings to VESC team.

Any news on STR-500?

Hello guys ,i have a problem with my flipsky 75200 pro controller and I'm hoping maybe some of you experienced people can give some good advice on what to do next. I was waiting on the green light on my electric scooter when the controller suddenly died. It does not power on and the blue light does not turn on. When plugged into the battery pack it makes a small buzzing sound which stops 2 seconds after the battery pack is unplugged. Here is a video of the buzzing sound when connected to the battery and it stopping after disconnecting the battery.

I have a 75V 300A Original VESC, recently I have tested it with a 5kW motor to its peak current of 100A at 48V for about 2 hours, where I noticed there is a instant rise in temperature of the mosfets and they stayed between 85C to 92C even with proper heat sink and a fan for cooling. I thought of testing the same hardware with 10kW and 15kW motor rated for 48V. my concern with the hardware is will it be able to withstand them 200A and 300A continuous for at least about 2 hours minimum.

Hi! 

I have two VESC HD-60T which I use for a project driving 4 motors, a couple of servos and a Rasberry Pi 4B. I try to figure out if I need additional auxiliary power or if the built-in converter is enough. 

As for the specs I only find the information given by Trampa (https://trampaboards.com/vesc-hd60t-twin-p-29152.html):

- 5V and 3.3V supply for external devices

hi, i had VESC410(VESC TOOL DETECTED),i use setup motors FOC Wiz,and got detection failed . reason: DRV fault,hardware fault occured.check there are no shorts.

i checked the hardware and sch,no shorts found. 

can anyone got this failed?

my VESC firmware 6.02 ,hardware :410 , VESC TOOL :6.02 

can anyone help.

I wanted a bit more startup torque on my VESC build and was wondering if the current limit can be pushed a bit more than 160 motor amps safely. I've red that the VESC 6 MkVI HP uses IRF7749 n-mosfets (https://www.mouser.de/ProductDetail/Infineon-Technologies/IRF7749L2TRPBF...) which are 200A rated and for 375A/800A pulses so 200A should be fine or how does that work?

I'm trying to connect AS5048A encoder and I would like to run it from 3v3 as is suggested for reduced noise. VESC documentation states to switch the sensor voltage from 5v to 3v3 using a physical switch on the board, but on my MkVI this doesn't exist. There is reference online to automatic sensor voltage switching on the VESC 6 EDU version but I wasn't able to find anything further. V+ on the sense port is currently outputting 5V, how do I change that?

Thanks, Matt

Regarding the differences between V75 300, V75 300 R2, and R3, I tried to find the differences between these three types of hardware, but I couldn't, I couldn't find them, I need help

Hello everyone,

i'm trying to run a Panasonic Servo Motor off a Trampa VESC 6 MKI i have laying around from an old eMTB project, however i cant get to run it smoothly. My goal is to setup a direct drive racing simulator wheelwith the OpenFFB project.

The Motor i'm using is this one (well it has a different product key but difference is only in encoder and shaft config): Motor