Heatsinks and prototipo enclosure?

So here’s a theory. what if one motor is a few KV lower than the other. my primary is 184kv vs 182kv on the secondary ( according to lambda based calculation from FOC detection of lamda) or 175kv vs 170kv (according to BLDC detection + kv command in vesc_tool )

the primary has the higher kv, the higher temp, and the descrepancy is largest when i as at 95% dutycle for a stretch at the beginning there.

blah. words. :doughnut:

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:hamburger: :dash: :hamburger:

:doughnut: :crab: :doughnut:

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VESC flux linkage measurement is about 10% under compared to oscilloscope measurement.

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@fessyfoo does that count?

Forget about the thing in front, the white box with dual side heatsinks? It was sized for bare ESCapes but not really e-board related (for a board it can be made smaller and boxier)
Eventually for a MTB with top mount :thinking:

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taking that plate out is invasive, and will be a pain. deferred a bit.

So I did a different experiment on a diff board, proto#2

Both focboxes replaced now with focbox 1.6. ( supposedly cooler on their own vs 1.7? )
Also replaced their thermal pads (fet to case) with Thermal Grizzly minus 8 thermal pads. ( 8 W/mK )

I then did my heat run

I think it did really well. never broke 80c.

the run has 3 phases of hill. often I could get close to 80c on the first phase and consistently on the second phase. With this setup on a hot day ( 34c esc temp to start) I made it all the way to the top without breaking 80c on the ESC. ( and motors got too hot. )

Not too scientific as I don’t have a good record with before data on this proto#2.

163’C motor??? :open_mouth:

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That’s sensor noise. :cry: