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Initial fit of HI and LO coils, without tests or power draw method. #78

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@e-wai e-wai commented Oct 10, 2020

Based on Clarke's work in alt_gain.py and Micah's data here.

  • No tests or power draw so far (for future tickets)
  • I fit it pretty visually... Split into a log func (also tried out power, but didn't work quite as nicely) and the linear section. These aren't super accurate, so I was leaning towards using residuals to keep track of error.

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@e-wai e-wai force-pushed the motor-efficiency branch 4 times, most recently from e458e55 to bbf1f7c Compare October 10, 2020 18:48
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So, I'm not sure what to add. I think the code is fine?

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e-wai commented Oct 11, 2020

I should run this by Micah Black to make sure I'm representing the graphs correctly.

I'm more trying to figure out if the best way to get the most accurate values is this way?

- self.linear_func(self.torque[point], self.m, self.b)
for point in range(len(self.torque[6:]))])

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add axis labels @e-wai

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Checks out to me

@e-wai e-wai closed this Dec 2, 2020
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