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Originally Posted by 340x4xLife
Does anyone have a supplier for the inductors?
This opens up a situation where gracious professionalism is going to be paramount. Even in an instance where a team makes an honest mistake an thinks they have replaced the inductor with an identical part, the performance difference can be huge.
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My Electric Circuits theory is a bit rusty, but I am pretty sure that an inductor appears the same as a wire to a DC current. I don't think there can be any advantage gained by using different components in place of the inductor. The purpose of the inductor is to work with the shunt capacitor to make the motor less electrically "noisy". Unless the inductor has a resistive component as well (more than an equivalent length of wire) the only effect of substituting the component will be more electrical noise in your system.
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I just looked at the specs for the 3.9 microhenry inductor listed, and it shows a 2.3 ohm DC resistance. It also lists a max current of 280 mA. at the max listed current, the inductor would drop 0.65 volts. I doubt that .65 volt drop would account for a "significant" difference in pole climb time, but it could make a small difference.