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[2x3] Configurable jet engine controller
   
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Vehicles: Air, Mechanical
Microcontrollers: Calculation, Microcontroller
Etiketler: v0.6.14
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14 Ara 2018 @ 15:52
27 Mar 2019 @ 5:38
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[2x3] Configurable jet engine controller

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This MC allows you to control your jet engine with a simple 0-1 input without risk of blowing it up.
It can be used either with a compressor or an electric starter motor hooked up to the turbine.

Make sure you connect all required inputs for the controller !



### Configuration ###

After placing the chip you can adjust the following settings by clicking it with the select tool:

1."max RPS"
This is how fast the engine will try to spin at a throttle input of 1.

2."Electric motor usage"
a) Just for starting – the motor (if you have one) will just be used to spin up the engine until it can power itself
b) starting and improved responsiveness – the motor will help the engine to reach the desired RPS

3."Allow motor to boost thrust output"
Enabling this will cause the motor to artificially slow down the jet engine RPS, so the throttle can be higher. This is mainly useful if you use the jet engine only to generate thrust, since thrust relies on throttle and not on RPS.
> Keep in mind that this setting will draw quite a bit of electricity so i would recommend pairing the starter motor with a generator.


### NODES ###

required input:
- Throttle input (0-1)
- current RPS (best measured at the intake)

optional input:
- Exhaust pressure (not really used currently but it will be shown as a tooltip)

required output:
- JCC throttle (connect to your Jet Combustion Chamber)
- Starter (turbine)
- Starter (motor)


### Update ###
Due to recent changes in how jet engines work I've readjusted the PID and removed the electric motor controller from the chip. Instead theres now a raw-data-output (with a configurable channel offset) that you can use for whatever purpose.
#1 Throttle
#2 Target RPS
#3 Current RPS
#4 Exhaust pressure
14 Yorum
Verkfall 20 Ara 2022 @ 21:07 
Yes, it does work. If you're talking about it rising slowly, it should be fine.
Echoless 29 Oca 2021 @ 17:43 
Does this work anymore?
DetonatingD 28 Haz 2019 @ 5:10 
i dident even know jet engines can explode
Mitch-Mash 16 Nis 2019 @ 4:42 
a full throttle jet w/o an exhaust duct has an exhaust pressure of bout 80k psi
Mitch-Mash 16 Nis 2019 @ 4:39 
theory confirmed
Mitch-Mash 16 Nis 2019 @ 4:37 
i think i may have a theory, there might be a limit to how much pressure a jet outlet can output, about 4000 psi or something like that
Mitch-Mash 16 Nis 2019 @ 3:55 
yes
Tajin  [yaratıcı] 15 Nis 2019 @ 5:50 
Do you have a compressor? Its necessary now.
Mitch-Mash 15 Nis 2019 @ 3:47 
For some reason, my jets can only run at 10 rps with the throttle maxed, even though the limit is set to 100, I've tried everything i know to make it run faster, but nothing works, halp
Tajin  [yaratıcı] 27 Mar 2019 @ 5:48 
Seems like it is no longer necessary to artificially slow down the engine. However it is also no longer possible to start it without a compressor.

Means theres no reason to put an electric engine on the turbine anymore.