@nobleheight In the previous design, the electrical signal was produced by a set of contact fingers moving across a polymer resistor. The electrical wear I was referring to was the wear between the contact fingers and resistor during the millions of cycles that constitute a part’s lifetime. We eliminated both components and replaced them with an integrated circuit (IC) and magnet.
The magnet rotates in conjunction with the accelerator pedal, and the IC measures the changing magnetic field and produces the electrical signal. Since the magnet and IC are not in contact with each other, the electrical wear has been eliminated.
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03:45 "Oh, we went ahead and just eliminated all electrical wear."
-- What is electrical wear? Is that damage caused by arcing and heat (caused by electricity)?
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nobleheight 2 months ago
@nobleheight In the previous design, the electrical signal was produced by a set of contact fingers moving across a polymer resistor. The electrical wear I was referring to was the wear between the contact fingers and resistor during the millions of cycles that constitute a part’s lifetime. We eliminated both components and replaced them with an integrated circuit (IC) and magnet.
Wellstech 2 months ago
The magnet rotates in conjunction with the accelerator pedal, and the IC measures the changing magnetic field and produces the electrical signal. Since the magnet and IC are not in contact with each other, the electrical wear has been eliminated.
Dallas Kissinger
Sr. Project Engineer
Wells Vehicle Electronics
Wellstech 2 months ago