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Q: Hi just wanna ask question is this item would work in windows 10 operating system?
Asked by jeric busca on 2018-12-07 09:40:47
anubhav.m Yes
2019-02-27 08:43:50 Helpful (0)Q: If it is sensorless, what are the thin wires for?
Asked by henrivdr on 2018-07-04 04:00:44
anubhav.m They are hall sensors for rotor position encoding. R - VCC Blk - GND Other three are HA HB HC concurrent to the phases A B C. It's a sensored bldc motor.
2018-08-22 03:11:44 Helpful (0)
anubhav.m The motor is a sensored brushless motor designed for burst powers. I doubt it is designed for 2500W continuous power. Since, there are no countermeasures for heat, and no fans either. I work on BLDC motors, the generic ones used in smaller bikes and cars. Trust me, minutes of running gets them hot. As for the wires, same as the point I was trying to make earlier, I don't think it's designed to be used continuously, but for smaller time of burst power it'll work just fine! But if you run it non stop for more than a few minutes, it'll melt alright.
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anubhav.m Runit off a external supply. Prolly the current is not enough as 200mA is a lot of current to take over GPIO header...