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Old 01-19-2016, 07:22 PM   #2547 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Piotrsko View Post
Averaging or many fast samples. possibly capacitive smoothing on batteries.

If the pedal is floored with heavy pressure, current should slowly trend down as I hit bemf. The digital shows anywhere from 400 to 450 amps, too much current on the shunt for the analog which is pegged.
That's exactly what happened in my tests. If you look close at the graph in post# 2534, that initial spike is over 400A. The current then ramps down in about 1 second. My control was ON/OFF with a contactor, so it was a very heavy foot - LOL! For some reason in this graph there was a quick drop in current, which then resumed, following the ramp down trend. I may have let go of the control or something; I'm not sure. The other graphs I have don't have that drop-out anomoly. OTOH, they all spike up and ramp down in about 1 second.

A person can choose faster sample times, I chose this rather course sample time because I was doing longer tests and I was looking at general trends.

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