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Re: CIM no-load current vs applied voltage

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[Globe has published an interesting primer on DC motors which addresses this topic
Check out page 5 of this presentation.

FRC 2005 KoP FP motor free current vs volts. Linear with y-intersept (similar to Globe's doc).


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