BTCyberTruck
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Would be nice to set the cruise control based on motor torque, the most economical way to manage energy flow
Better than a Prius doing 58 in the fast laneThe most annoying method for other drivers?
-Crissa
I have no idea what you are trying to say. Either the driver or the auto pilot wants, at a particular moment of time, a certain speed. Speed is thus the control loop (meat or electronic) set point. If the vehicle slows down the driver presses the accelerator thus commanding the controller to advance the stator field relative to the rotor field thus producing more torque and thus causing the vehicle to speed up. If the autopilot is controlling speed it does that same thing with the only difference being that for the driver the limit is pedal travel and one can pin the power meter whereas the autopilot seems to be a bit less dramatic than that.Would be nice to set the cruise control based on motor torque, the most economical way to manage energy flow
Having a constant power input vs meeting a speed point (with varied power input) are different types of speed control. The former is more energy efficient, because you don't accelerate up hills, the latter is better to drive.I have no idea what you are trying to say. Either ...