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*[[Dirk Log]] - built and run a 3D printed axial flux motor successfully, with Michel's motor as inspiration
*[[Dirk Log]] - built and run a 3D printed axial flux motor successfully, with Michel's motor as inspiration
*[[Michel Log]] - designed a 3D printed axial flux motor
*[[Michel Log]] - designed a 3D printed axial flux motor
=Open Source Projects=
*[[3D Printed Electric Motor]]
*[[3D Printed Electric Motor]]
*[[ODrive]] - open source, low cost 3 phase motor drive (utilizes rotary encoder)
*[[VESC]] - advanced, open source, 3 phase motor drive, industry standard performance
*[[3D Printed Stepper Motor]]
*[[3D Printed Wind Turbine Blades]]
*[[Open Source Wind Turbine]]


=Discovery - Companies in the Open Source Space=
=Discovery - Companies in the Open Source Space=

Latest revision as of 18:57, 27 July 2020

OSE Work

  • Dirk Log - built and run a 3D printed axial flux motor successfully, with Michel's motor as inspiration
  • Michel Log - designed a 3D printed axial flux motor

Open Source Projects

Discovery - Companies in the Open Source Space

  • Motor Design Limited - [1] - Website - [2]. These guys reverse engineer motors, so may be useful.

Cars

Individuals

Analysis Software - Open Source

  • This guy wrote an open source package for motor design for Matlab or Octave, can be ported to FreeCAD - [3]

Controllers

  • World class is open source already by Benjamin Vedder - VESC - [4]

Motor Types

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