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Re: pic: 2005 Motor Information
The F-P with the gearbox is obviously wrong.
The Data on the Taigene is strange for 2 reasons: #1 double data, which one is right. #2 it is at 10.5V
I suppose this is from a Delphi spec -- the motor is used solely by Delphi on Power Sliding Door or Power Sliding Door applications. The range is the way we tend to spec things in the auto world and the 10.5V is the voltage that this application happened to want the data shown...
It is easy enough to convert the data to 12V, but the range is more problematic.
I will see if I can get someone (probably Artur Ostrowski who works at Delphi with me but actual helps design team #469's robots -- Chief Delphi can't get all the good robot designers in our building ;-) to pull the print or perhaps even see if they have some dyno data on this motor next week some time.
One more thing:
There are a lot of notes that talk about the 407W being a scary number for that small motor. Find these notes and read them before you decide to actually try to get that much power out of those little beauties.
Joe J.
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Last edited by Joe Johnson : 14-01-2005 at 22:35.
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