JKos
Elite Veteran
Location: City of California in the state of Maryland
| > Have you ever heard the term 'pulse signature' before?
Well, it's a big part of the IPD and I think Berg sales pitch. Probably the most notable example of a pulse signature that causes problems is the 9Z with a synth module not working with certain FM receivers. In first order terms, a "pulse signature" could be characterized by the number of channels and the frame time.
But that's all about BEFORE the pulses on the channels out of the receiver. At the channel outputs on the receiver it just a pulse with a certain width and time interval between pulses. There are also the electrical characteristics of the receiver's outputs themselves (such as impedance), but I can't imagine the ATX rx's having that issue with only one ESC. They seem to make there stuff have pretty healthy outputs.
If one wanted to characterize the "pulse signature" of rx at the outputs, it could be which channels have simultaneous outputs, order of channel outputs, and the frame time. But the issue of simultaneous pulses only plays into devices which use more than channel. Obviously an ESC only uses one channel.
Anyways, I do find it extremely odd that this one ESC has an issue only with ATX. That just doesn't make a lot of sense. I wish I had one of those ESCs to test.
- John
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