This is the second part of the Driver-Car-Interfacing post, this time about changing mechatronic parameters. Part 1 about visualisation can be found here.
PLEASE NOTE: These are my personal findings. Acting according to these posts does not gain you any points in the design event or guarantee a trouble free season/event etc. It is just built on my experience as former participant and current official.
The posts subject line says "mechatronic parameters", so we should start with thinking about possible mechatronic parameters that have be changed on an FS car. There are none...that might sound a bit pragmatic, but technically (and assuming a perfect world) there is no need to change any mechatronic parameter during a dynamic event. However, in order to optimise the total points gained or just to survive Endurance there are many arguments to change mechatronic parameters while driving.
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Showing posts with label history. Show all posts
Showing posts with label history. Show all posts
Tuesday, 22 October 2013
Monday, 2 September 2013
Why I decided to start a blog
Back in autumn
2008, I was asked by the board (I will tell you what the board is in another
post) of Formula Student Germany, if I wanted to participate in developing
rules for an Electric FS class.
Some of my first
thoughts were: How could I make a difference as an Official? What was missing
in terms of information delivered about the reasoning behind ?
One of the answers
was/is: The structure and the work of the rules committee and also the organisational
structures/work of the Officials of the FS competitions always lacked
transparency for me.
The rules
committee (I will also write about that in the future) for example was a big
grey cloud and each released rules version made me often scratch my head and
think:
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