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Twin-motor airframes may be unable to maintain attitude, if one ESC/motor/propeller fail , and the other is used to achieve demanded thrust. Most will fail if one motor is dead, generating drag, the other work at 100%.
It's better to limit power difference to acceptable level av still have control, even if giving up altitude, rather than flip the plane.
parameter suggestion:
MOT_DIFF_CURR (maximum current difference in (A))
MOT_DIFF_RPM (maximum RPM difference (RPM)
MOT_DIFF_TYPE (selects type, 0= Current , 1= RPM)
logic:
if difference between power-module1 (motor1) and power-module2 (motor2) is greater than MOT_DIFF_CURR then limit the performance of best performing motor (reduce PWM) to be within the (MOT_DIFF_CURR + current of the less performing motor).
, similar logic using RPM, for non-electric, or RPM sensed motors.
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Twin-motor airframes may be unable to maintain attitude, if one ESC/motor/propeller fail , and the other is used to achieve demanded thrust. Most will fail if one motor is dead, generating drag, the other work at 100%.
It's better to limit power difference to acceptable level av still have control, even if giving up altitude, rather than flip the plane.
parameter suggestion:
MOT_DIFF_CURR (maximum current difference in (A))
MOT_DIFF_RPM (maximum RPM difference (RPM)
MOT_DIFF_TYPE (selects type, 0= Current , 1= RPM)
logic:
if difference between power-module1 (motor1) and power-module2 (motor2) is greater than MOT_DIFF_CURR then limit the performance of best performing motor (reduce PWM) to be within the (MOT_DIFF_CURR + current of the less performing motor).
, similar logic using RPM, for non-electric, or RPM sensed motors.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: