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The Feigao and KB45 rotors have 2 poles and 3 stator coils.
For a 2 pole motor, the controller will energize a stator coil 3 times in each revolution.
I guess that means for a 4 pole motor the controller will energize a stator coil 6 times in each revolution.
If true, it means for a 6 pole motor the controller will energize a stator coil 9 times in each revolution.
BL sensorless controllers use the feedback pulse from the wire not being used while it is energizing a stator coil to AUTOMATICALLY sync with the rotors of the different pole motors.
2 pole energizes a stator coil every 120 degrees of rotation.
4 pole energizes every 60 degrees.
6 pole energizes every 40 degrees.
The more poles the motor has gives it more torque for pushing larger hulls, weight and props. While using less amps, since they are more effecient.
A 4 pole motor is more forgiving than a 2 pole when accidently over propped. The current surges are not as high.
More poles make the controller work at a higher frequency to get the same rpm as a 2 pole. Not sure how that effects your controller tempurature?
Does everyone agree with all this? I am still trying to understand it!
For a 2 pole motor, the controller will energize a stator coil 3 times in each revolution.
I guess that means for a 4 pole motor the controller will energize a stator coil 6 times in each revolution.
If true, it means for a 6 pole motor the controller will energize a stator coil 9 times in each revolution.
BL sensorless controllers use the feedback pulse from the wire not being used while it is energizing a stator coil to AUTOMATICALLY sync with the rotors of the different pole motors.
2 pole energizes a stator coil every 120 degrees of rotation.
4 pole energizes every 60 degrees.
6 pole energizes every 40 degrees.
The more poles the motor has gives it more torque for pushing larger hulls, weight and props. While using less amps, since they are more effecient.
A 4 pole motor is more forgiving than a 2 pole when accidently over propped. The current surges are not as high.
More poles make the controller work at a higher frequency to get the same rpm as a 2 pole. Not sure how that effects your controller tempurature?
Does everyone agree with all this? I am still trying to understand it!
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