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Odrive

Discussion in 'New users start here - FAQ' started by Walysson, Jul 12, 2023.

  1. Walysson

    Walysson New Member

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    My Motion Simulator:
    Arduino, 6DOF
    some doubts about ODrive, with the new board it has 56v.
    pro simulator 6dof
    generally needs a more responsive engine! with a higher torque right?

    an example (190kv)
    which has a consumption of
    (maximum 65 amps / maximum 2450 watts)

    with these caucles/2 motors on a board the consumption would be?!
    130 amps
    4900 watts

    Could this cause some poor performance?
    it makes sense?

    I had an idea these days and I'm going to share it on my profile, I'm just going to improve the drawings more after it's on paper

    ps: forgive me if it doesn't make sense

    health and peace
    Last edited by a moderator: Jul 12, 2023
    Walysson, Jul 12, 2023
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  2. PeterW

    PeterW alias Wickie

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    Dipl. Ing. Mb (FH)
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    My Motion Simulator:
    6DOF
    Hi Wallison!
    You will not have such high power consumptions with a 6DOF if you choose the right motor - ballscrew combination and correct Odrive settings. As an example: I use my Odrives with 6374 149 kv Turnigy-Motors (high recomendation for 10mm ballscrews) with 10mm ballscrews and a 2500W 24V Power suply. All 3 Odrives (6 actuators) together are powered only by this one PSU and I never had any Problem with too less power. The agresivity of the sim can be extreme if you want. But belive me- you will set some filters to make movements less fast and agressive, because otherwise a crash with a car is scary.
    Wickie
    PeterW, Jul 12, 2023
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