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2009 Motor Data

kramarczyk

By: kramarczyk
New: 12-01-2009 23:18
Updated: 12-01-2009 23:18
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This is a compilation of motor specs from the 2009 KoP.

This is a compilation of motor specs from the 2009 KoP.

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13-01-2009 13:55

sanddrag


Unread Re: paper: 2009 Motor Data

Where is the Banebots 545 specification from? It is significantly different than the specification provided on this page.



13-01-2009 14:10

Kevin Sevcik


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The quantities aren't correct either. There's two FP motors in the kit, as usual.



13-01-2009 14:48

Tristan Lall


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The RS-545 data there is for an older motor supplied by Mabuchi. The 2009 RS-545 motor is similar-looking, but not manufactured by Mabuchi, and has different specifications.

Also, I was playing with the spreadsheet, and noticed that the "At max. efficiency", "Normal rated load", and "At max. power" rows don't do anything, and actually only contain information for one particular motor.

And I'm not exactly sure what's going on here, because BaneBots lists Kv = 1400 rev/(min·V), which works out to Ke = 0.00682 V·s/rad. The spreadsheet calculates Kv = 0.006529 V·s/rad. Similarly, BaneBots quotes Kt = 0.0079 N·m/A, while the spreadsheet returns Kt = 0.00581 N·m/A. (These constants affect pretty much everything.) I had a quick look at Mark's math, and it looks right, so I'd have to guess that BaneBots may not have the correct values for something. (But are their given speeds, currents, etc. correct, or their constants?)



13-01-2009 15:07

Kevin Sevcik


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The motor curves generated by this spreadsheet aren't correct. Or they're only correct when you have the reference voltage set to 12V, or whatever the reference voltage was on the data sheet. Changing the reference voltage doesn't change the max current, stall torque, max power, or generally anything that it should. The "calculated" motor data the plots are based on doesn't calculate the stall torque from Kt, V, and R, it only looks it up from the motor data table.

I think this spreadsheet should be considered a beta version at this point, as there are more than a few things about it that seem inaccurate.



14-01-2009 07:21

kramarczyk


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Quote:
Originally Posted by Tristan Lall View Post
The RS-545 data there is for an older motor supplied by Mabuchi. The 2009 RS-545 motor is similar-looking, but not manufactured by Mabuchi, and has different specifications.
I was not aware of that, thanks.

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Originally Posted by Kevin Sevcik View Post
I think this spreadsheet should be considered a beta version at this point, as there are more than a few things about it that seem inaccurate.
Yeah, at this point it is clear that I bungled this one... nothing for me to do now, but fix it. Thanks for the feedback.



14-01-2010 11:44

kramarczyk


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I totally forgot about this needing to be worked on. I'll get on it.



18-01-2010 11:18

kramarczyk


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Updated in 2010 version at http://www.chiefdelphi.com/media/papers/2320?



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