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SIMPLEFOC_Brushless motor high-power dual-channel driver (verified)

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Video: https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1QR4y1c78x?spm_id_from=333.1007.top_right_bar_window_history.content.click

was modified with reference to the simplefoc official high-power arduino board.
(Mainly because I can’t afford the ESP32 version made by the official boss, and the DRV is too expensive...)
The maximum current support is 43A.
Since most high-power brushless motors on the market come standard with a 3.5MM banana head, the output end can be directly soldered to the MR60F interface. Or wiring is fine.
Support current detection, the pin has been lead out.
An independent driver board is more convenient for testing various microcontrollers. 3.3V-5.0V can be used. Please give
me some advice.

After testing, no heat dissipation is required within 50W. The temperature is around 30. Above 50W, it is best to use heat dissipation to prolong the service life of the motor and motherboard.

Commercial use is prohibited. Thank you~

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