Hi guys,
today I flashed my home made(soldered everything manually) VESC and everything seemed fine, until I tried to detect the motors parameters. It only jumped a bit and then stopped. The bldc tool says:“bad detection result received”. In order to narrow down the error I disconnected the motor from the vesc. However in the realtime data tab it says:" Fault code abs over current". The motor current says: 147A, which obviously is not correct, since the battery current is less than 0.2A. So these two results doesn’t sound good. For the VESC I used 0,5mOhm shunt instead of 1mOhm… Can this fact cause such an error? I did a continuity test for the MOSFETS circuit and there where no shorts or solder bridges.
If anyone has an explanation for the errors I get or even has a suggestion to solve the problem I’d appreciate it.
Thanks, Oliver