FOC_KING - 84V 150A, open source vesc6 board V2.0.1. JLCPCB order

these are just esun PLA+ bumpers, with 40% infill. The hold up quite well. Normally i used esun PLA-ST but i never had a broken bumper . If i want to change them its just 5-10 euro and around 14 hours (each) print on my old X1 Sidewinder so not a big deal.

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Could you point me to the place where these traces are shorted? Do you have an image something?

…and is it in the room with us now?

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Purely hypothetical question but what would have to change to make the design 120v capable?

On my list currently are: Caps, DCDC and FETs

i think it was the old prototype not on the new ones . i will build one up hopefully this weekend. (It was a problem with the hall traces)

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Yes as I said it is fixed, it was near the can device of an earlier version, it has been fixed.

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And obviously scaling the voltage dividers for measurement of bus voltage and phase voltages. I think that’s it.

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Maybe check clearance between Plus and Gnd, should be 0.4mm for up to 150V. Search for IPC-2221 standards.

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Hey guys. I received 5 pcbas v2.0.1 which I’m currently assembling. Let me know if you need some reference measurements. I cannot test the IMU tho as it is not assembled on mine.

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Hello. Do you assembled with 6 or 12 mosfets? I want to know how it handles amps over 150A.

Does this mean Vers 2 is officially released?

i can test the IMU today in a few hours (Version 2.0.1)

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I truly don’t mean to push you. I’m not in a big hurry. I just want to make sure and place the order you recommended.

For phase currents of 150A or above, I would polulate all 12 FETs. I use mine in a onewheel with phase current max set to 150A, no problems so far but it is not easy to push the limits with a onewheel. FETs are CRST030N10N.

i have the same 150Amps with just 6 CRST030N10N on a onewheel and never had problems

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To my knowlege it is still in pre-release state. But I felt lucky :crossed_fingers:

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I’ll start with 6 for now. I really dont need more than that anyway…

Someone can tell me what is this Part number , because I didnt find what kind of component is:

need better descriptions and the complete Part Number.

and this one too:

If you use the reference in the bom from the production file, you can look it up:
https://m.jlcpcb.com/more/componentDetail?componentCode=C7171
The reference is in the last colomn: C7171

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