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Old 04-26-2017, 06:16 PM   #3071 (permalink)
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I'm thinking about no can/canbus ? parts. I could probably populate the board and there would be no reason to add parts that would not be used ?

I want to get this working as simply as I can, if possible, so I can learn as I go for later trouble shooting. Recently before the latest slowdown, there was a lot of code changing, etc.

I don't understand all this stuff, and that is what I was referring to. If all that is needed, that's fine.
Then I would need the latest list of components to purchase, and there would no need to purchase parts that were not needed.


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Old 04-26-2017, 06:47 PM   #3072 (permalink)
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I'm thinking about no can/canbus ?
I think that the CANbus stuff was for the Leaf Charger. There was also a discussion of the J1772 and Chademo. But I don't think that Paul added hardware to the Controller board for CANbus. Or did I miss that part?
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Old 04-26-2017, 07:34 PM   #3073 (permalink)
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Thingstodo, see? There is my problem. I know Nothing, NOTHING.
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CAN hardware is $0.95 I think. Just a resistor and capacitor and a $0.90 chip. YOu don't have to include it though. Sorry, I've been really busy lately with my job. If anyone wants to donate a million dollars so I can quit, I'll name my next child after you. haha
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Old 04-29-2017, 01:03 AM   #3075 (permalink)
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I don't know how to post a link to a Youtube video without embedding it, and I'm not sure it's on topic; but some might be interested in seeing the innards of a Tesla power inverter.

EVTV Friday Show - April 28, 2017. Tesla Drive Unit - Inside the Inverter

Colin Kidder does the teardown from 1:41:48 to 2:02:18.

At 1:32:48 they show a Tesla drivetrain in a Lotus Evora putting 460hp into a $75K dynamometer. Must be nice.
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Old 05-02-2017, 04:16 AM   #3076 (permalink)
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Here it is. It was exciting to watch.

https://youtu.be/VZVQIeW1xP4?t=1h41m48s

Do you really get away with that few capacitors on three phase motor controller? Seems they are using TO-247 IGBTs. I saw 7 IGBTs but there must be 7 more hidden there. At 1000 amps it would be over 70 amps per IGBT.

Now to see how much those IGBTs are I haven't even gotten into populating the control board yet but would like to end up with a 500A controller that eats 200VDC.

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Getting closer to starting my converted IMA + Paul's controller board. Have my O-scope and signal generator at my house in CR. Have a crate on the way with the e-assist alternator and Honda IMA inverter along with a lot of other goodies inside.

Now, is there anyone that can verify a complete and UP TO DATE parts list to populate Paul's circuit board, and, is there anyone that can provide the programmed chip? I might be able to build the board up, but, have no desire to try the coding right now. There is so much info on this thread that I am not certain what is really up to date and where to source the required components.

I kept hoping someone would do a kit form of this board with all components, etc. Looks like a long journey for a non electronics experienced person to attempt, but, severely limited funds forces this endeavour to be pursued.

I'm hoping for lots of help-input to make this project workable. Everything will be posted on my controller mods thread in this fossil fuel free forum.
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Now, is there anyone that can verify a complete and UP TO DATE parts list to populate Paul's circuit board, and, is there anyone that can provide the programmed chip?
I started following this thread specifically because I like the logo and I want to put it in the back window of my car:



However, I notice the Wiki hasn't been updated
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This page was last modified on 23 March 2015, at 14:55.
Could some authori-tay figure help with that?

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I would just like to say that I have no idea how to edit the wiki. But this is the latest AC code:
hub.com/MPaulHolmes/AC-Controller
And you can email me at pandspowerelectronics@gmail.com to get all the files I have. I'm just busy right now with 2 separate jobs. My wife's copaxone is $2250/month starting in a couple months (after the insurance pays $9200, that's our "copay" lol), so we are saving up just in case we can't get extra financial help from the copaxone company. More fun than a barrel of monkeys! haha.

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