Fredo Corleone
1 µW
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- Oct 5, 2021
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Hi guys,
I'm new here but I've been following you and your amazing projects for a while.
I've made a couple of e-bikes and the last thing I needed was a throttle. I know they are cheap but I wanted it immediately so I made it with a voltage divider and it works flawlessly.
Based on research online it appears that the throttle connect as 3 pins: 1) 5V 2) signal and 3) GND.
The signal of the throttle goes from low as 0.8V to high as 4.2V.
I just needed a way to calculate that with accuracy using the E12 standard range of resistors. So I made the following webpages:
https://codepen.io/eternalsunshineofspotlessmind/full/vYZqZye
https://codepen.io/eternalsunshineofspotlessmind/full/gORNXYX
Hope that it can help!
Thanks,
Fredo
I'm new here but I've been following you and your amazing projects for a while.
I've made a couple of e-bikes and the last thing I needed was a throttle. I know they are cheap but I wanted it immediately so I made it with a voltage divider and it works flawlessly.
Based on research online it appears that the throttle connect as 3 pins: 1) 5V 2) signal and 3) GND.
The signal of the throttle goes from low as 0.8V to high as 4.2V.
I just needed a way to calculate that with accuracy using the E12 standard range of resistors. So I made the following webpages:
https://codepen.io/eternalsunshineofspotlessmind/full/vYZqZye
https://codepen.io/eternalsunshineofspotlessmind/full/gORNXYX
Hope that it can help!
Thanks,
Fredo