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how do u figure out the torque req'd to move a robot?
Hi guys i've got a maybe simple question...
how does one go about calculating the torque req'd to move a 130 lb robot with 6" wheels.... i know the whole force=mass* velocity or whatever the heck they taught freshmen science doesn't seem right ... i mean what about friction etc.. i would think all of this goes into the calculations.... btw i'm talking about torque @ the shaft not @ the wheel.although i guess this can be calculated from the whole 3" lever arm distance or whatever... i don't know if its so simple actually.... now that i think of it..... |
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