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I am an instructor at UCI and I made this simulator to help students understand the electrical and mechanical forces involved in a brushless motor. The current
by ranabasheer 5y ago
I am an instructor at UCI and I made this simulator to help students understand the electrical and mechanical forces involved in a brushless motor. The current version shows the voltage drive signals, current, back EMF and so on to help observe these signals when a motor is driven. In addition, I also added the option to select different poles and slots of a BLDC motor. Any feedback to help me improve or fix an errors is greatly appreciated.
- grammarprofess 5y agoHi this is super cool thanks a lot! More and more people are trying to understand the workings of their electric scooter, bike or car. This is really awesome. In regards to making the page better, it doesn't work well on mobile it's hard to use. And there's a lot of graphics, I also don't like the volume knobs... A slider might be more efficient
- ranabasheer 5y agoThank you for the feedback. I went with the knob for my affinity for everything analog. I can make it look like a retro slider. I agree with you on making it mobile-friendly.
- somethingsome 5y agoIt works perfectly well on mobile for me ;)