Changing sine power

[Voodoobrew101]

You chose to change the denominator instead of the numerator so this number seems kinda backwards. I tried setting the denominator to 10 for many of my builds and didn't have any problems. This lets the power range be sat as 1-10. 1-100 would be preferable but I dont know if that would make the numbers too high.

[Voodoobrew101]

I would change this

TIM1->CCR1 = ((2*pwmSin[phase_A_position]/SINE_DIVIDER)+gate_drive_offset)*TIM1_AUTORELOAD/2000;
TIM1->CCR2 = ((2*pwmSin[phase_B_position]/SINE_DIVIDER)+gate_drive_offset)*TIM1_AUTORELOAD/2000;
TIM1->CCR3 = ((2*pwmSin[phase_C_position]/SINE_DIVIDER)+gate_drive_offset)*TIM1_AUTORELOAD/2000;

to

TIM1->CCR1 = ((Sine_Power*pwmSin[phase_A_position]/100)+gate_drive_offset)*TIM1_AUTORELOAD/2000;
TIM1->CCR2 = ((Sine_Power*pwmSin[phase_B_position]/100)+gate_drive_offset)*TIM1_AUTORELOAD/2000;
TIM1->CCR3 = ((Sine_Power*pwmSin[phase_C_position]/100)+gate_drive_offset)*TIM1_AUTORELOAD/2000;

This would make sine power be a percentage 1-100 and the default would be 66 I know this might be a dangerous setting to give to people. But I have had to change it for use in my scx24 where I was using a tiny 1408 motor and at 50% power (what I used in my scx10 with larger motors) the motor wouldn't run in sine mode it just was erratic. Raising the power to 100% fixed the problem. So maybe to a certain extent this setting should be more modafiable?

[AlkaMotors]

I agree we need some type of adjustment but we have be careful.. I'll look into adding a range. Even just a 3 step low medium and high would probably even be enough.

[Voodoobrew101]

I don't know if I would put it in the configurator or not though, If maybe you make people type "I will monitor thermals" before letting them change it, because obviously it can cause damage.

[Voodoobrew101]

Now that this is in the configurator there is no need to change this setting