MAYRC 200A 75V VESCTOOL Speed Controller for Powered Skateboard Longboard Robot Dog

Specification:

Application：

Electric skateboard, mountainboard, elongboard, all terrain skateboard, fighting robots, combat robots, walking robots, ROV, Esurf, Efoil, foilsurf, jetski, electric hydrofoil, etc.

Port Definition:

1. Type C USB port to connect computer for programming;
2. LED Port for connecting customer’s LED light to show ESC is on or off;
3. Sensor port for motor Hall sensors (ABI, HALL, magnetic precision encoders);
4. CAN Port for CAN communication with other devices and VESC arrays;
5. COMM port for various kinds of other communication methods like I2C, ADC, Uart,You can use your Arduino or Raspberry Pi to control the VESC!
6. PPM port to connect PPM transceivers.

Notice When Use:

Set current in VESC_TOOL:
Motor Current Max: ≤200A (According to your motor current);
Absolute Maximum Current: ≤250A (According to your motor current);
Battery Current Max: ≤100A (According to your battery discharge current).

Features:

1：High voltage: If use current mode, without brake, max voltage is 75V; If use current mode with brake or duty cycle mode, max voltage is 12S lipo (Max 50.4V).
2：High current: 200A
3：Compatible with brushed and brushless motors, intrunner and outrunner motors Sensored or Sensorless operation + Hybrid mode
4：Adjustable Forward/Backward/Brake
5：Regenerative Braking Function
6：Configurable RPM, Current, Voltage and Power limits
7：Support PPM, Analog (ADC), UART, Canbus input
8：Communication ports: USB, CAN, UART
9：Support FOC sine wave mode
10：Throttle curve and ramping for all input sources
11：Seamless 4-quadrant operation
12：Motor Revolution, Amp Hour, Watt Hour counting
13：Real time data analysis and read out via communication ports
14：Adjustable protection against:
-Max and Minimum Input(Battery) Voltage
-Max Motor Current and Input(Battery) Current limits
-Max ERPM(RPM) (separate limits for each direction)
-Max Power (Wattage)
-Max Motor and ESC Temperature
-Max Regenerative Braking Current (separate limits for the motor and the input)