Thread: Did I read <R32> Correctly? Six CIMs?
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Re: Did I read <R32> Correctly? Six CIMs?
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Originally Posted by Al Skierkiewicz View Post
Please read the blue box following the motor list very carefully. Running many high current motors is a risky choice. CIM motors stall at 133 amps.
It is not that simple.
For example, 6 CIM motors on the drive train gives you more torque at your disposal, thus reducing the risk of stalling them. Each team has to do the math to determine what it optimal for their design.
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