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Finding Max Power rating
To use a non-KOP servo, you must prove its power is under 4w as per team update 3.
A motor we wish to use has 9.001 kg force cm torque and and its speed is .16 sec @ 60 degrees. How would .16 @ 60 degrees be converted to RPM? |
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21-02-2011, 16:26
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Re: Finding Max Power rating
60 degrees / 0.16 second = 375 degrees/second
(375 degrees/second) / (360 degrees/revolution) = 1.04 revolutions/second 1.04 revolutions/second * 60 seconds/minute = 62.5 revolutions/minute. |
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