Sensorless at standstill, development updates and status

[fechter]

In most cases it should only need to work long enough to get the motor spinning where the BMEF can take over.

[zro-1]

This is really really cool. Its pretty awesome when you realize that for as long as this technology has been around people are still inventing new ways to work with it.

[Arlo1]

Great work lebowski.

[larsb]

I really hope this is possible to realise in high power, then i'll have to learn how to build m'self one of the lebowski controllers

[Lebowski]

I am up to my ears in this stuff now... it seems to work pretty good so far

The amount of calculations though is very large, plus they are all long difficult ones in Octave (the tool I use for simulations), let alone in the assembly that I code in...

[bearing]

Amazing work!

So how does it work with power? Does it take a "break" from driving the motor now and then to run the algorithm, or does it work continuously while powering the motor? (Not that I think it matters much for the user. I am mostly just curious and amazed!)

[zro-1]

...let alone in the assembly that I code in...

Wait. You code directly in assembly? (insert bowing emoji here) That's pretty amazing.

[Lebowski]

Amazing work!

So how does it work with power? Does it take a "break" from driving the motor now and then to run the algorithm, or does it work continuously while powering the motor? (Not that I think it matters much for the user. I am mostly just curious and amazed!)

For now my lips are sealed... am thinking how to turn this idea into cash... considering several options...

[Lebowski]

...let alone in the assembly that I code in...

Wait. You code directly in assembly? (insert bowing emoji here) That's pretty amazing.

I find assembly simpler than C as there are a lot less instructions to learn...