justadad1957
100 W
so is the only way to be emp proof an ebike is to have a brushed motor and a simple switched controll
neptronix said:Got some faraday cage shorts and an aerodynamic tin foil hat for sale if you're interested.
liveforphysics said:Put a TVS on every delicate circuit. Faraday cage mesh the rest. Should give you a good chance of success.
Alan B said:liveforphysics said:Put a TVS on every delicate circuit. Faraday cage mesh the rest. Should give you a good chance of success.
And bury a set of spare parts in the back yard.
justadad1957 said:so if i can make a faraday cage for a few items what would need to be
speed control
charger
would hall sensors get fried
solar cells ?
btw i think i can make my own hat
How can you say this? How many volts per meter are you expecting or occurred then? we need facts as to how much protection you require.dangerzone said:Yet, if we would face something like the solar storm of 1859. then most of the bike controllers without protection would definitely be fried
Those worried about random EMP events while they are out riding their bikes should invest in a faraday suit to protect their family jewels they are available off the shelf (Used for live line work).Lebowski said:You really want something metal like a bike close to your family jewels in the event of an EMP ?
Fine by me though just more 'work' for me when we need to re-populate the earth 8)
Ricky_nz said:How can you say this? How many volts per meter are you expecting or occurred then? we need facts as to how much protection you require.dangerzone said:Yet, if we would face something like the solar storm of 1859. then most of the bike controllers without protection would definitely be fried
What sort of rise times in voltage and currents are you expecting?
The biggest emp threat to an ebike is a nearby lightning strike.
A direct hit will not be protected from easily.
Look up lightening protection, basically similar task
If you want to make sure your bike is protected you need to conduct surge testing and esd discharge testing at a minimum.
inductances etc will make things hard to predict otherwise.
There is no requirement for the bike to be grounded or the Faraday cage to be grounded. do you see a ground cable on the space station?
Seriously if you are worried about a solar storm destroying your ebike you should probably invest in a gun and ammo because society will be a mess for a while after :lol:. Just imagine what all those teans will do without their cellphones :lol:
TylerDurden said:Brushed motor, resistive controller, lead batteries.
I guess you could use an analog meter and keep a narrow DoD.grindz145 said:Why lead batteries? Just make sure you leave your lipo in a partially discharged state, of course then how would you charge them...