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Re: Motor Torque (gains)
Posted by Alex at 2/16/2001 4:26 PM EST


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In Reply to: Motor Torque (gains)
Posted by Alex on 2/15/2001 3:35 PM EST:



Joe,

You are right. We are working on a mechanical solution. Thanks,

Alex


: Hi All,

: I have a Q about increasing the current to the motors. We are using a van door motor connected to an "arm" the pushes down the bridge. We need to get a little more "umph" from our motor. Is there a parameter (gain) that I can adjust to increase the torque? Are the gains defaulted at 100% to begin with?
: We are also physically cutting off 4" from the arm to decrease the resistance to the motor. TIA

: Alex


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