Power Panel - Revision history

Marcin: /* Links */

2024-01-09T23:22:34Z

Links

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	=Links=		=Links=
	*[[Open Source Inverter]] - includes the scalable power module		*{{check}}[[Open Source Inverter]] - includes the scalable power module
	*[[3D Printed Terminal Block]]		*[[3D Printed Terminal Block]]

Marcin: /* Links */

2024-01-09T23:22:26Z

Links

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	=Links=		=Links=
			*[[Open Source Inverter]] - includes the scalable power module
	*[[3D Printed Terminal Block]]		*[[3D Printed Terminal Block]]

Marcin: /* Applications */

2021-02-21T04:55:57Z

Applications

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	#Design the system for 24 or 48V input - and once you do that, we can work out components for other voltages if needed. Ideally, the same system would work from 12-120v or such, and the adaptation to the voltage would happen in software.		#Design the system for 24 or 48V input - and once you do that, we can work out components for other voltages if needed. Ideally, the same system would work from 12-120v or such, and the adaptation to the voltage would happen in software.
	#Design with algorithm for NiFe batteries. For the next Seed Eco-Home, our likely candidate will be either 24V 100Ahr NiFe or 48V 100 Ahr NiFe.		#Design with algorithm for NiFe batteries. For the next Seed Eco-Home, our likely candidate will be either 24V 100Ahr NiFe or 48V 100 Ahr NiFe.

			So the idea is - the Arduino Brain can drive 1 to as many IGBTs as needed for as much power as needed. The Mega has 52 IO pins or so, so easily 52kW max for scalability if we use 1kW power elements.

			Then we use power modules - initial concept like this - https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/File:Powermodule2.png

			The page on the wiki is https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/Power_Panel = basically - a 3D printed plastic panel, and you snap in whatever compoements. Gauge 6 terminal blocks come from screwing in 1/4" screws or 6 mm screws.

			That's a concept only- general drift. Imagine: anyone could follow a basic design guide and create an inverter based on the design guide and reference circuits, all open source with KiCad and FreeCAD. The value proposition is [[Lifetime Design]].
			What do you think?
			Marcin

	=Links=		=Links=
	*[[3D Printed Terminal Block]]		*[[3D Printed Terminal Block]]

Marcin: /* CAD Notes */

2021-02-21T04:54:37Z

CAD Notes

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 *6 ga wire (50A) is 4.1 mm diameter. [https://www.powerstream.com/Wire_Size.htm]
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 *[[3D Printed Terminal Block]]

Marcin: /* Terminals */

2020-01-08T08:39:37Z

Terminals

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	==Terminals==		==Terminals==
	<html><iframe src="https://www.facebook.com/plugins/post.php?href=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2Fmarcin.jakubowski.378%2Fposts%2F10218230413768939&width=500" width="500" height="377" style="border:none;overflow:hidden" scrolling="no" frameborder="0" allowTransparency="true" allow="encrypted-media"></iframe></html>		<html><iframe src="https://www.facebook.com/plugins/post.php?href=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2Fmarcin.jakubowski.378%2Fposts%2F10218230413768939&width=500" width="500" height="377" style="border:none;overflow:hidden" scrolling="no" frameborder="0" allowTransparency="true" allow="encrypted-media"></iframe></html>

			==Panel==
			<html><iframe src="https://www.facebook.com/plugins/post.php?href=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2Fmarcin.jakubowski.378%2Fposts%2F10218266159502560&width=500" width="500" height="632" style="border:none;overflow:hidden" scrolling="no" frameborder="0" allowTransparency="true" allow="encrypted-media"></iframe></html>

	=CAD Notes=		=CAD Notes=

Marcin: /* Production Engineering */

2020-01-06T07:44:52Z

Production Engineering

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	=Production Engineering=		=Production Engineering Data Collection=
	#Challenging print regarding retraction due to ongoing hops		#Challenging print regarding retraction due to ongoing hops
	#Stringing is an issue		#Stringing is an issue
	#On D3D Pro - [[D3D v19.11]] 6 - [[File:d3d1911_6.ini]]. But used 1.2 mm nozzle, 1.1 walls - keeps giving the double outer line upon slicing		#On D3D Pro - [[D3D v19.11]] 6 - [[File:d3d1911_6.ini]]. But used 1.2 mm nozzle, 1.1 walls - keeps giving the double outer line upon slicing
	#Weird artifact - only at 50-70% flow did it work - for some reason 100% flow spits out too much material.		#Weird artifact - only at 50-70% flow did it work (1.2 nozzle) - for some reason 100% flow spits out too much material. Never seen a case where flow rate had to be reduced to date. Settings in pertinent part:
			[[File:settingspertinentpart.png\|300px]]

	=BOM=		=BOM=

Marcin: /* CAD */

2020-01-06T07:42:37Z

CAD

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	File:UniversalTerminalPegGenerator.PNG\|'''Universal Terminal Peg Generator''' [[File:UniversalTerminalPegGenerator.FCStd]]		File:UniversalTerminalPegGenerator.PNG\|'''Universal Terminal Peg Generator''' [[File:UniversalTerminalPegGenerator.FCStd]]
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			=Production Engineering=
			#Challenging print regarding retraction due to ongoing hops
			#Stringing is an issue
			#On D3D Pro - [[D3D v19.11]] 6 - [[File:d3d1911_6.ini]]. But used 1.2 mm nozzle, 1.1 walls - keeps giving the double outer line upon slicing
			#Weird artifact - only at 50-70% flow did it work - for some reason 100% flow spits out too much material.

	=BOM=		=BOM=

Aidan Williamson: /* CAD */

2020-01-06T03:09:39Z

CAD

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	File:UniversalPegGenerator.PNG\|'''Universal Peg Array Generator''' -FreeCAD File: [[File:UniversalPegGenerator.FCStd]]		File:UniversalPegGenerator.PNG\|'''Universal Peg Array Generator''' -FreeCAD File: [[File:UniversalPegGenerator.FCStd]]

			File:UniversalTerminalPegGenerator.PNG\|'''Universal Terminal Peg Generator''' [[File:UniversalTerminalPegGenerator.FCStd]]
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Aidan Williamson: /* CAD */

2020-01-05T21:53:59Z

CAD

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	File:UniversalPowerPanelGenerator.PNG\|'''Universal Power Panel Generator''' - FreeCAD File: [[File:UniversalPowerPanelGenerator.FCStd]]		File:UniversalPowerPanelGenerator.PNG\|'''Universal Power Panel Generator''' - FreeCAD File: [[File:UniversalPowerPanelGenerator.FCStd]]

			File:UniversalPegGenerator.PNG\|'''Universal Peg Array Generator''' -FreeCAD File: [[File:UniversalPegGenerator.FCStd]]

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Aidan Williamson: /* CAD */

2020-01-05T16:18:09Z

CAD

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	File:newpeg.png\|'''Quickpeg v2''' [[File:quickpeg2.fcstd]]. STL - [[File:quickpeg2.stl]].		File:newpeg.png\|'''Quickpeg v2''' [[File:quickpeg2.fcstd]]. STL - [[File:quickpeg2.stl]].

	File:UniversalPowerPanelGenerator.~~png~~\|'''Universal Power Panel Generator''' - FreeCAD File: [[File:UniversalPowerPanelGenerator.FCStd]]		File:UniversalPowerPanelGenerator.PNG\|'''Universal Power Panel Generator''' - FreeCAD File: [[File:UniversalPowerPanelGenerator.FCStd]]

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