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Curiosity about Testla motor wires (Hall/FOC)


fabio70mi

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Hello,

I was watching a friend replacing a Tesla mainboard.

I saw only three wires coming out from motor and connected to the mainboard wires. So I think they are 3 phase power wires.

I expected also Hall sensors wires coming out from the motor, but we haven't seen them.

Is Tesla or other GW products using only F.O.C. (Field Oriented Control), so no need for other wires ?

 

Fabio

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49 minutes ago, fabio70mi said:

Hello,

I was watching a friend replacing a Tesla mainboard.

I saw only three wires coming out from motor and connected to the mainboard wires. So I think they are 3 phase power wires.

I expected also Hall sensors wires coming out from the motor, but we haven't seen them.

Is Tesla or other GW products using only F.O.C. (Field Oriented Control), so no need for other wires ?

 

Fabio

Imho someone wrote here sometimes that motor wires and hall sensor wires exit the motor at different sides at the axles?

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But they always will go to the mainboard. I really think you missed the wires from Hall sensors. There is sensorless brushless motors, but they are operating only at high RPM

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Yes, there's several connectors. For LED's, for ON/OFF switch, charging port and for Hall sensors. 

I had disassembled my Mten3 (for battery mod) and I am sure that there's wires from Hall sensors. 

As per other forum members, the mainboards of Tesla and Mten3 are identical 

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45 minutes ago, Chriull said:

Imho someone wrote here sometimes that motor wires and hall sensor wires exit the motor at different sides at the axles?

Not on the Tesla....Ks18s yes

 

31 minutes ago, fabio70mi said:

This make sense
thank you

If you have open the tesla,  follow the motor wire very carefully, there are some other very small sensor wires splitting up from the 3 motor cables!

Here you can see the small sensor cables:

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The green one is very good to see!

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