Ubergeek63
Well-Known Member
Actually that is a standard professional grade teadmill motor. They are rated for 500lb joggers.i got a 130vdc 3.5hp treadmill motor (must have been a big treadmill!)
i run it at 148vdc from lithium polymers. but a full wave bridge and a few big caps is the same.. this powers a bicycle.
i used a sg3524 ... almost half the pins are grounded out or connected together, so its really easy circuit.. i use a murata dc-dc 1watt converter to get my 12v (few bucks) for the chip... but u guys got AC so whatever...
anyway... all u need is a few caps , a few R's and a trimpot for throttle,.. then output to a tc4422 driver... then output that to whatever.
igbt u may want negative gate volts at turn off, so go with a driver like td351 that has active miller clamp.... or actually use negative volts.
i bet the schematic is on this site lol..
So...how much did you pay for the lithiums? must have been quite a bundle to supply 3KW for a reasonable amount of time.
at any rate you are oversimplifying. you need a good gate diver, phenominal switch (60A@200V), 60A high speed rectifier, and sufficiant thermals to keep the junctions below 100C when they are both dissipating over 50W each.
Dan