How does the way you PWM switch affect commutation? (Episode 7)

[@Mark-fv2tl]

Im a recent B.S.E.E. starting an entry level job working with motors and these videos are amazing in filling up all the gaps in knowledge and little things I had forgotten. Watching these videos first would've made learning the topic so much more digestible. Thank you for the videos!

[@Farofeiro231]

Great content! Covering the power consumption topic was an excellent addition to the video.

[@jimmyjensen5440]

Tak!

[@lukaspfitscher8737]

you are the only one how explained complementary switching on youtube, very good video!!!

[@rohitshelkar7525]

Really well explained, For Motor Engineers it is quite beneficial, right now I'm pursuing my BTech degree in electrical engineering,it helps me a lot

[@fadi0802]

Excellent explaination!

[@bobbymateev6300]

Great job explaining the physics and electronics by visualizing masterfully. You've put an enormous time and effort to present so elegantly. Kuddos to you! What software do you use for creating the animations? 👍

[@DrTimmay]

Loving the straightforward discussions; incredibly illuminating. Keep it up! Can't wait 'till you get to FoC and Field Weakening ;)

[@daantruijen1170]

Great content!!

[@royli3697]

Great episode! Did you mean "complementary" switching rather than "complimentary" switching? 🙂

[@MayurNath14]

So how do you actually calculate the power coming out of the battery then?

[@saikrishnal7249]

what do you mean by high resolution current tracking please explain that asap

[@nanibelloua4962]

Guve us the relation between speed and communication 's frequeuncy

[@kaptain113]

"your" pwm and "affect" commutation?

[@jtlee1108]

whoops totally messed up the affect vs effect. Can you clarify what you mean about the "your"? Not sure i see the error there. thanks for the clarification!

[@kaptain113]

@@jtlee1108 I think I'm in error on "your" now that I re-read your title. Or maybe it could work both ways. Love your stuff btw, just being pedantic!

[@jtlee1108]

@@kaptain113 you're good my dude! i appreciate it, and when i inevitably make another grammar mistake i hope you will correct me again haha