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Originally Posted by adamj12b
As of right now, we are able to compute the battery amps inside the micro controller very accurately. This how we limit the battery amps. In my testing of the battery amps limit testing last week, I was commanding a 20A limit and with my fluke meter, I was showing 21A on the battery terminals. I also set it to 100A limit and then showed 100.5A on the fluke meter!! with both of those, its about 1% error. Not bad for doing it based of motor current!!
So adding an additional current sensor and circuitry needed to measure battery amps when its not really needed would just end up costing about $30 more when the feature is already in place for free.
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Great!!!!
One wish of the
"TO DO LIST" is granted with all the hardware built in Paul''s controller and Adam's tinkering with out extra expenses.