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12-12-2010, 23:06
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Re: CIM no-load current vs applied voltage
Haven't found any no-load current vs voltage data for the CIM (AKA Chiaphua AKA Atwood AKA Chalupa) after a bit of searching. However, slide 5 of this 2006 presentation from a DEKA guy gives some measured data for the 2005 KOP Fisher-Price motor. The relationship appears to be a linear one.
This is reasonable, since: Code:
EDIT: Shamefully bad math deleted! See Eric's post below... Last edited by Nate Laverdure : 13-12-2010 at 20:56. Reason: bad math!! |
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