The difference between Sine wave controller and Square wave controller
Sine wave controller VS Square wave controller
Impaction on electric skateboard and motor
| Sine wave controller | Square wave controller | |
| Advantage | 1 Mute the whole process 2 Linearity is generally better than square wave control 3 Higher motor efficiency under heavy load acceleration during climbing (the waveform is more in line with the working principle of the motor). |
1 Matching is troublesome 2 The price is higher than the square wave control. The price comparison of high power is particularly obvious 3 The power consumption of the controller itself is higher than that of the square wave control 4 The sine wave voltage utilization rate is only about 85-90%, which makes it impossible to run out of the motor's extreme speed (only about 86% of the maximum speed can be run, and higher speeds need to be matched with the field weakening function. |
| Disadvantage | 1 The matching is simple and the controller is more reliable (the simpler the more reliable principle) 2 Cheap price, large choice 3 Compared with sine wave control to save power when cruising 4 Speeding up can be more violent 5 EABS braking effect is stronger than sine wave control 6 High voltage utilization rate It can run directly out of the motor speed without the need for field weakening. |
1 0-5km/h starting vibration is large 2 Noise 3 Part of the low-end control is not linear and easy to rush 4 Most of them are not smart enough and are basically not adjustable after leaving the factory (excluding high-end Kelly and the like) 5 The motor efficiency is low for acceleration and heavy load. |