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Showroom Sharo garazhas - DIY Joyrider with e-bike motors + traction loss

Discussion in 'DIY Motion Simulator Projects' started by domse, Feb 29, 2020.

  1. ferslash

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    the stm32 card uses the same arduino code?
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    yes, difference is that stm is way faster (72mhz vs arduino 8/16mhz)
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    using the stm card insted of arduino is noticeable faster and better?

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    Not noticeable. Arduino is more than enough. We switched to stm32 to generate 20kHz pwm.
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    Great rig guys, congratulations on a great job and great ideas for building. How's the temperature on the engines? Do they heat up on prolonged use?
    Congratulations again.
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    Hey ik im a little late to the party but I’ve been stocking this project since the beginning I just started my first year of electrical engineering probably in part thanks to you’re guys projects I was wondering if you still had the cad files as I’d like to tinker around and hopefully build my own version thanks and I hope you’re still enjoying your sim:)
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    You may be waiting a while for a response as @domse has not been active for a couple of years.