Motor driver (ESC)
5 kW. 60–96 V. 300 A peak.
High current capability, safety inputs and industrial control infrastructure for electric vehicles and mobile drive applications. Every input and output needed for fast commissioning in the field is already on the board.
- 5kW
- Rated power
- 60–96V
- DC supply range
- 300A
- Peak current · 60 V · 10 s
Connection map
Inputs
- 3.3 V potThrottle command — analog
- DeadmanOperator safety line
- GearForward / reverse digital input
- 3× HallPosition feedback
- Motor NTCTemperature monitoring
BAETRONICS
Motor Driver
5kW
300 A @ 60 V · 10 s
Outputs
- Motor outputHigh-current power output
- 5 V HallSensor supply output
- 12 V contactorCoil driver circuit on board
Power pathSignal
What matters
300 A peak current
300 amps for 10 seconds at 60 V. It takes launch and climb loads without folding the current back.
Deadman safety input
The driver cuts its output when the operator line is released. The safety logic scrutineering asks for is already on the board.
Classic CAN communication
CAN for telemetry and in-vehicle communication. The architecture is laid out ready for RS485 to be added.
12 V contactor driver
The circuit that drives the main contactor coil is inside the board. You do not need to carry a separate relay board.
Tech specs
- Rated power
- 5 kW
- Supply
- 60–96 V DC
- Peak current
- 300 A @ 60 V (10 s)
- Motor type
- Hall-sensored BLDC
- Feedback
- 3× Hall + 5 V supply
- Command
- 3.3 V potentiometer
- Safety
- Deadman input
- Direction
- Forward / reverse
- Temperature
- Motor NTC input
- Contactor
- 12 V driver circuit on board
- Communication
- Classic CAN (RS485 optional)
- Regenerative braking
- Not included
Note: this product is planned without regenerative braking. If you need to return braking energy to the battery, let us discuss it at the design stage.
Where it is used
Electric vehicle drive systems
Autonomous and remotely operated platforms
Underwater and marine vehicles
Industrial drives and test benches
Questions about this product
What motor type does the driver run?
How long can it deliver 300 A peak?
What supply voltage range does it work at?
Is regenerative braking included?
What protocol does the driver communicate with?
Let's talk about this board.
Send the voltage, current and quantity and we will come back with a quote. If it does not fit, we design one that does.