Resources
Sustainable design links:
- The ugly truth about our industrial ways: The Story of Stuff.
- Why biomimicry? Some TED talks.
- Biomimicry inspired technology repository: AskNature.
Page of David Meeker’s FEMM software:
Repository for the “MotorFemmulator” electric motor simulation Lua & Octave code:
- Web browsable: if you just want to see it;
- Downloadable tarball: if you want to try it out;
- SVN checkout: if you want to contribute in development. Here’s an SVN client program for Windows, in case you decide to work with me. GNU/Linux users have their SVN client implementations via their own distro package managers.
Information about magnetism and electromagnetism:
- Theory at “Hyperphysics”
- Magnetic design guide at “MagnetSales.com”
- Neodymium FAQs at “SuperMagnete.de”
Repository for the “DiffTrike” on-board controller’s Python code:
- Web browsable: if you just want to see it;
- Downloadable tarball / zipball: if you want to try it out;
- Git reference manual: if you want to contribute in development.
Power electronics & control information:
3 Responses “Resources” →
Kailash Thakur
November 25, 2008
Can I have your Lua script of motor
Vasco Névoa
November 25, 2008
Kailash, all the code is already publicly available in the repository.
You have 2 links above:
- The “Web browsable” version, where you can navigate the files and read the code online (and also save the files one by one, if you wish) – just click on the little version number after the file name, it will show you the content of the file;
- The “SVN Checkout” page, where you can find instructions for doing an automatic checkout of the files through a “Subversion” client software (in Windows/Linux/Mac/etc.).
Vasco Névoa
December 7, 2008
- I’ve added a third option “downloadable tarball”; click that to get a compressed file with the latest version of all the files in the repository.