Making a PCB Motor spin 30,000 RPM FASTER
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Published 2023-06-22
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00:00 Introduction
00:27 Brushless Motor Basic
01:27 Sensored
02:10 One-chip Sensored
04:48 Sensorless
09:24 One-chip Sensorless
12:04 Thrust
12:41 Slow PCB Motor
13:12 Conclusion
Music:
Deep Space Samurai - Forever Sunset
Hide and Sneak - The Fly Guy Five
Etched - Dusty Decks
Espresso Bar Italia - Trabant 33
Bending Time - Deathkite
Build With Me - Isola James
Amber Lights - Chill Cole
All Comments (21)
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This gets more impressive every video, i still find it amazing that a motor can be this flat, imagine the possibilities for phone and laptop cooling
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10 years on and he'll be making nanobots
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I really appreciate your commitment to iterating on this design. Most youtubers tend to stop at proof of concept and move on to the next thing that will generate views, but you truly seem to do it for the knowledge and it shows. Thank you for helping push the world forward
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I am impressed how well you explained brushless motors in the beginning! Great work!
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we need to get this man a metal 3d printer
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Love the description of the iterative development of your projects. Many, many others only describe the final working version of their respective designs. I learn as much probably more! from errors/missteps of others; they made the mistakes so we don't have to. And as always, I appreciate the chapter markers! I know it takes some time to set up and they aren't strictly necessary, So just wanted to let you know that we appreciate them! 👍
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I can't wait to see how successive the subsequent iterations will be. Great job!
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I love everything about this video and your concept, EXCEPT the part where you are staring at an object rotating 30k rpms on its radial axis with no safety glasses or face shield, etc. Stay safe my friend. I hope none of your experiments ever "let go" and bring you harm. We need more people like you!
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Super cool! Your 5 g lift measurement is fairly conservative too, as that fan you tested looks very simple and not optimized for this application.
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Great video
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You have put a lot of work into this buddy.... kudos for your success and keep working hard we love it!!
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Incredible progress on the PCB motor keep up the amazing work.
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I remember seeing one of your first videos and being impressed but wow the improvement!
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Your videos are GOLD! Very very informative, entertaining, and innovative. Amazing.
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Amazing, several talents at once 👏👏
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Unreal. This is brilliant work. I'm loving these updates. Keep it up!
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World class research being done by a YouTuber in public. What a gift.
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Such a cool video. I can appreciate the amount of work that goes into each iteration of your board.
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You are a modern sorcerer! Well done!
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great progress. I love watching it develop like this
