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	The Drive Mode allows you to configure the deceleration of your motor. There are two modes to choose from:		The Drive Mode allows you to configure the deceleration of your motor. There are two modes to choose from:
	# Coast Mode (default behavior)		# Coast Mode (default behavior)
	# Forced Mode		# Forced Mode

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	====Coast Mode====		====Coast Mode====

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	# Coast Mode (default behavior)		# Coast Mode (default behavior)
	# Forced Mode		# Forced Mode

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	====Coast Mode====		====Coast Mode====

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	The Drive Mode allows you to configure the deceleration of your motor ~~and the amount of current that is available to your motor at any given moment~~. There are two modes to choose from:		The Drive Mode allows you to configure the deceleration of your motor. There are two modes to choose from:
	# Coast Mode (default behavior)		# Coast Mode (default behavior)
	# Forced Mode		# Forced Mode

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	{{#switch: {{{1}}}		{{#switch: {{{1}}}
	\| bldc= The ~~table~~ below shows the impact of different Velocity values on the Current Limit for a [https://wwwdev.int.phidgets.com/?prodid=1334 30V 50A Brushless DC Motor Phidget (DCC1120_0)].		\| bldc= The graph below shows the impact of different Velocity values on the Active Current Limit for a [https://wwwdev.int.phidgets.com/?prodid=1334 30V 50A Brushless DC Motor Phidget (DCC1120_0)].
	\| dc = The ~~table~~ below shows the impact of different Velocity values on the Current Limit for a [https://wwwdev.int.phidgets.com/?prodid=1333 30V 50A DC Motor Phidget (DCC1020_0)].		\| dc = The graph below shows the impact of different Velocity values on the Active Current Limit for a [https://wwwdev.int.phidgets.com/?prodid=1333 30V 50A DC Motor Phidget (DCC1020_0)].
	\| #default = The ~~table~~ below shows the impact of different Velocity values on the Current Limit for a controller with a minimum Current Limit of 5A.		\| #default = The graph below shows the impact of different Velocity values on the Active Current Limit for a controller with a minimum Current Limit of 5A.
	}}		}}

	{\| ~~class="wikitable" style="margin:auto;width:75%;text-align:~~center"
	~~! Drive Mode~~		[[Image:Coast_mode_current_scaling_graph.png\|center\|600px\|link=https://cdn.phidgets.com/docs/images/8/8e/Coast_mode_current_scaling_graph.png]]
	~~! Velocity (duty cycle)~~
	~~! Current Limit (A)~~		Notes:
	~~! Active Current Limit (A)~~
	\|-
	\| ~~COAST \|\| 1~~.~~0 \|\| 20 \|\| 20~~
	\|-
	~~\| COAST \|\| 0~~.~~5 \|\| 20 \|\| 10~~
	\|-
	~~\| COAST \|\| 0~~.1 \|\| 20 \|\| 5*
	\|-
	~~\| COAST \|\| -0.5 \|\| 20 \|\| 10~~
	\|}
	{{#switch: {{{1}}}		{{#switch: {{{1}}}
	\| bldc= ~~*~~The minimum Current Limit on the DCC1120_0 is 5A in all situations.		\| bldc= * The minimum Current Limit on the DCC1120_0 is 5A in all situations.
	\| dc = ~~*~~The minimum Current Limit on the DCC1020_0 is 5A in all situations.		\| dc = * The minimum Current Limit on the DCC1020_0 is 5A in all situations.
	\| #default = ~~*~~The minimum Current Limit is 5A.		\| #default = * The minimum Current Limit is 5A.
	}}		}}
			* The ''Configured Current Limit'' may refer to a Surge Current Limit if it is set.

	The ~~graph below shows reiterates the information from the table~~.

	~~[[Image:Coast_mode_current_scaling_graph.png\|center\|500px\|link=https://cdn.phidgets.com/docs/images/8/8e/Coast_mode_current_scaling_graph.png]]~~

	====Forced Mode====		====Forced Mode====

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	~~Coast mode will behave~~ the ~~same as forced mode if~~ the ~~current limit is set to the minimum value~~.
			The graph below shows reiterates the information from the table.

			[[Image:Coast_mode_current_scaling_graph.png\|center\|500px\|link=https://cdn.phidgets.com/docs/images/8/8e/Coast_mode_current_scaling_graph.png]]

	====Forced Mode====		====Forced Mode====

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	=====Other Considerations=====		=====Other Considerations=====
	Coast ~~mode works by scaling down the~~ [[#Current Limit\|Current Limit]] based on your motor's [[#Velocity\|Velocity]].		When using Coast Mode your [[#Current Limit\|Current Limit]] will scale based on your motor's [[#Velocity\|Velocity]].

Mparadis: Created page with "The Drive Mode allows you to configure the deceleration of your motor and the amount of current that is available to your motor at any given moment. There are two modes to choose from: # Coast Mode (default behavior) # Forced Mode ====Coast Mode==== Coast Mode is the default behavior. In this mode, your motor will coast (freewheel) while decelerating. This is similar to the deceleration experienced when releasing the gas pedal in a car. =====Other Considerations=====..."

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Created page with "The Drive Mode allows you to configure the deceleration of your motor and the amount of current that is available to your motor at any given moment. There are two modes to choose from: # Coast Mode (default behavior) # Forced Mode ====Coast Mode==== Coast Mode is the default behavior. In this mode, your motor will coast (freewheel) while decelerating. This is similar to the deceleration experienced when releasing the gas pedal in a car. =====Other Considerations=====..."

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The Drive Mode allows you to configure the deceleration of your motor and the amount of current that is available to your motor at any given moment. There are two modes to choose from:
# Coast Mode (default behavior)
# Forced Mode

====Coast Mode====
Coast Mode is the default behavior. In this mode, your motor will coast (freewheel) while decelerating. This is similar to the deceleration experienced when releasing the gas pedal in a car.

=====Other Considerations=====
Coast mode works by scaling down the [[#Current Limit|Current Limit]] based on your motor's [[#Velocity|Velocity]].

{{#switch: {{{1}}}
| bldc= The table below shows the impact of different Velocity values on the Current Limit for a [https://wwwdev.int.phidgets.com/?prodid=1334 30V 50A Brushless DC Motor Phidget (DCC1120_0)].
| dc = The table below shows the impact of different Velocity values on the Current Limit for a [https://wwwdev.int.phidgets.com/?prodid=1333 30V 50A DC Motor Phidget (DCC1020_0)].
| #default = The table below shows the impact of different Velocity values on the Current Limit for a controller with a minimum Current Limit of 5A.
}}

{| class="wikitable" style="margin:auto;width:75%;text-align:center"
! Drive Mode
! Velocity (duty cycle)
! Current Limit (A)
! Active Current Limit (A)
|-
| COAST || 1.0 || 20 || 20
|-
| COAST || 0.5 || 20 || 10
|-
| COAST || 0.1 || 20 || 5*
|-
| COAST || -0.5 || 20 || 10
|}
{{#switch: {{{1}}}
| bldc= *The minimum Current Limit on the DCC1120_0 is 5A in all situations.
| dc = *The minimum Current Limit on the DCC1020_0 is 5A in all situations.
| #default = *The minimum Current Limit is 5A.
}}

Coast mode will behave the same as forced mode if the current limit is set to the minimum value.

====Forced Mode====
In Forced Mode your motor will aggressively slow down, often regenerating power in the process.

=====Other Considerations=====
When using your {{#switch: {{{1}}}|bldc= BLDC Motor Phidget| dc = DC Motor Phidget| #default = Phidget}} in this mode, you will have full access to your [[#Current Limit|Current Limit]].

{{#switch: {{{1}}}
| bldc= The table below shows the impact of different Velocity values on the Current Limit for a [https://wwwdev.int.phidgets.com/?prodid=1334 30V 50A Brushless DC Motor Phidget (DCC1120_0)].
| dc = The table below shows the impact of different Velocity values on the Current Limit for a [https://wwwdev.int.phidgets.com/?prodid=1333 30V 50A DC Motor Phidget (DCC1020_0)].
| #default = The table below shows the impact of different Velocity values on the Current Limit for a controller with a minimum Current Limit of 5A.
}}

{| class="wikitable" style="margin:auto;width:75%;text-align:center"
! Drive Mode
! Velocity (duty cycle)
! Current Limit (A)
! Active Current Limit (A)
|-
| FORCED|| 1.0 || 20 || 20
|-
| FORCED|| 0.5 || 20 || 20
|-
| FORCED || 0.1 || 20 || 20
|-
| FORCED || -0.5 || 20 || 20
|}