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05.15.2008, 02:34 PM

With the discussion of high ESC ripple current and the effect of using lipos that aren't quite up to the task, I was thinking of ways to help with this. What about using an inductor in series with the + battery line?

Yes, the wires would have to be quite large (probably litz wound), would weigh a few ounces, and there may be slight v-drop. But, an inductor is essentially a current storage device (via the magnetic flux), much like a capacitor is a voltage storage device. And an inductor opposes a change in current flow. So, the inductor will ramp-up/down current flow during high/low changes in current. Wouldn't thins help to reduce ripple current and voltage spikes getting to the battery? And since the ESC is constantly providing somewhat of a load (even when not driving a motor), inductor kickback should be minimal. Thoughts?
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