Inline current sensing and velocity measurments don't match reality

Just for a sanity check I tested the current sense separately with the following code:

void loop() {
  //Shunt is 0.01R and gain is 50. 1A=0.01V=>0.5V/A
  //3.3V/50=0.066=6.6A=> +-3.3A
  //0A average is 1910, offset=137
  Serial.print(map(analogRead(34)+137,0,4095,-3300,3300));
  Serial.print("\t");
  Serial.print(map(analogRead(35)+137,0,4095,-3300,3300));
  Serial.print("\t");
  Serial.print(map(analogRead(36)+137,0,4095,-3300,3300));
  Serial.print("\t");
  Serial.println(map(analogRead(39)+137,0,4095,-3300,3300));
  delay(250);
}

Perfect measurements on all 4 channels.

I’ve also taken note of suggestions 2 and 3 from Runger’s comment;

Everything works separately, driver, encoder, current sense…