100A 4-12S Electronic Speed Controller for BLDC Motor

$279.42

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100A Electronic Speed Controller supports a safe operating voltage range of 14–84V (4S–20S) and is designed for use with BLDC motors. It features automatic stabilization, detecting brief loss of control and helping to maintain vehicle balance. This ESC is widely used in electric vehicles, bicycles, aircraft, helicopters, airplanes, boats, and quadcopters.

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Delivery date: 7-14 days

SKU: BLDC-ESC-1004

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Factory-direct 100A Brushless ESC Controller available online at competitive prices. Designed for remote control and vehicle applications, this electronic speed controller operates safely within a 14–84V (4S–20S) range. It powers on with your vehicle and automatically engages when it detects a potential loss of control, enhancing stability and safety.

Specification

Model	BLDC-VC-75S-N-100
Voltage	14V-84V (4-20S)
BEC	5V@1A
Continuous Current	100A
Instantaneous Current	120A
Size	85 mm50.7 mm33.8 mm
EPRM	150000
Weight	0.5 kg
Wire Size	12 AWG
Regenerative Capacity	Yes
Programmable	Yes
Communication Method	PPM, ADC, NRF, UART
Communication Ports	USB, CAN, UART
Supported Sensors	ABI, HALL, AS5047, AS5048A

Features

The 100A ESC controller features dual COMM ports, integrated IMU, UART Bluetooth module, and support for either a screen display or remote controller.
Built on the VESC platform, it is fully programmable via VESC Tool and includes built-in protections against overheating and overcurrent.

Dimension & List

100A electronic speed controller dimension

Wiring Diagram

Wiring diagram of 100a electronic speed controller

100A electronic speed controller wiring diagram

Applications

Battle Robot

DIY off Road Vehicle

Mechanical Arm

Robot

Q: What is the difference between PWM and ESC?

A: PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) is a technique used to control the average voltage or current of a signal by varying the width of the "on" time of pulses within a specific period, while ESC (Electronic Speed Controller) is a device that uses PWM to regulate the speed and power delivered to an BLDC motor. In essence, PWM is a method, and ESC is a device that implements that method.