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The new Luminary motor controller as seen at NI week '08. It seems stable, there were a couple of demonstrations running which produced high EM spikes (motor reversals at high current), none of which seemed to upset the controller. Now, it wasn't me that was there, it was my dad, but I've heard that the chop frequency is barely detectable unlike the current WAAAAAAAH of the current speed controllers.
*disclaimer* I'm not saying the current speed controllers aren't good... I still really like IFI stuff and I'm sad to see FIRST pushing them out of the picture.
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11-08-2008 03:14
yongkimleng
Re: pic: New Motor Controller at NI Week
wow anyone has more info on these? Looks lean and mean 
Particularly like the circular arrangement of mosfets.
11-08-2008 07:46
Richard McClellan
Re: pic: New Motor Controller at NI Week
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Originally Posted by yongkimleng
wow anyone has more info on these? Looks lean and mean
Particularly like the circular arrangement of mosfets. |
And there's several more pictures also: http://www.chiefdelphi.com/media/photos/tags/jaguar
14-10-2008 12:12
R.C.
Re: pic: New Motor Controller at NI Week
Does anyone know if we have the option to use CAN.
14-10-2008 12:16
EricH
Re: pic: New Motor Controller at NI Week
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Originally Posted by rc_cola1323
Does anyone know if we have the option to use CAN.
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Edit: I was asked about where I got this. After some searching, I found:
http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...6&postcount=55
The official FAQ indicates that things are under development, but that Victors (PWM interface) and similar devices will likely be used for the short term. No CAN capability there.
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