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Many aspects of the design process are not covered by this data, such as dynamic testing, PID and flight stability, endurance testing, noise and vibration, airspeed, temperatures, control protocols, calibration, and more. Because a data point exists at a high throttle for the component does not mean it can safely sustain this throttle for more than a few seconds. Go to the Tyto Robotics website to learn more about testing applications.
T-motor MN4014 330 kV with T-motor 18x61 test data
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Uploaded by Alex Cresswell on 2022-05-11 17:58:06Test equipment:
Series 1780Components:
Motor:
T-Motor 4014-11 KV330
Propeller:
T-Motor P18x61
ESC:
T-Motor ALPHA 40A 6S
Plots
Plots
Propulsion system (powertrain)
ESC control protocol:
standard PWM 50 Hz
Derived data
Electrical power = Voltage × Current
Mechanical power = Torque × Rotation speed
Motor efficiency * = Mechanical power / Electrical power
Propeller efficiency = Thrust / Mechanical power
Powertrain efficiency = Thrust / Electrical power
* motor and ESC efficiencies are combined.
Derived data
Electrical power = Voltage × Current
Mechanical power = Torque × Rotation speed
Motor efficiency * = Mechanical power / Electrical power
Propeller efficiency = Thrust / Mechanical power
Powertrain efficiency = Thrust / Electrical power
* motor and ESC efficiencies are combined.