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  • Why are Brushless Motors better than Brushed Motors?

  • The reasons why brushless motors are better than brushed motors are as follows: 1. Brushless motors run faster than brushed motors With brushed and brushless motors having the same rating, the brushless motor will be faster because it is more efficient...
  • A different approach

  • In order to help me decide on whether to proceed with PAMs or switch to motors, I made a crude model of a leg. It's difficult to see here but there's 4 PAMs for the hip (up/down & left/right) and 2 PAMs for the knee. The paracord "tendons" that attach...
  • Field Weakening Support

  • That's right, Field Weakening! A major milestone for the VESC platform! In our public repo we pushed the code to add support to FW to set the motor speed beyond base speed, and Max Torque Per Amp support, intended to drive IPM motors. We'll...
  • MTPA merged into VESC!

  • Another performance contribution to VESC from powerdesigns! Now that we earned some deep insights about the inner workings of IPM machines, lets recap what is MTPA about. MTPA stands for Maximum Torque Per Amp, which means that for a given current flowing...
  • unlocking pcb features

  • The PCB has arrived and assembly by hand took less than an hour. It consists of a DRV8323HRTA mosfet driver from texas instruments. Six mosfets for controlling three phases and three TLI4970 current sensors from Infineon on each phase. The rest of the...
  • Log 3 - 12th March

  • Lots of progress :) Design Design has been finalised, with changes only to be made for tweaks in manufacture. The plan is to produce 3 separate devices that can all be assembled on the same rig. i.e. they are all modular devices. Device #1: AC Induction...
  • Windturer-P4 design is ready!

  • I am happy to say that you are now ready to download all the Windturer-P4 files. With these files you can print all the pieces. You also have the possibility to modify what you want in your favorite CAD program, depending on your goals and needs. The...
  • Mixer seal, take 25.

  • I don't know that is is take 25, but there has been a whole lot of them.I've got a really good feeling about this one! It's tough, the seal portion is self aligning, and I was able to get some pretty good tolerances (with iteration).This one pulls on...
  • A little background

  • This project came to be when I became tired of searching for a commercial option for closed loop position control for a CNC machine I'm developing. The majority of the retrofit CNC drives I found were stepper motor drives, and altough many brushed or...