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*The higher the voltage - the more torque a motor will have | *The higher the voltage - the more torque a motor will have <ref>https://www.controleng.com/articles/stepper-motor-torque-basics/</ref>: | ||
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*Ramifications of voltage - one can get higher performance by running at higher voltage. Higher voltage means less current for the same power - so it appears motors run cooler at higher voltage for the same performance. | *Ramifications of voltage - one can get higher performance by running at higher voltage. Higher voltage means less current for the same power - so it appears motors run cooler at higher voltage for the same performance. | ||
*The higher the current - the more torque (T): Torque is proportional to current<ref>https://www.controleng.com/articles/stepper-motor-torque-basics/</ref>. | |||
*Why does a motor have less torque at higher speed? The motor acts as a generator, producing back EMF, reducing the applied voltage. A motor in motion must also overcome inductance of the windings. | |||
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Latest revision as of 02:27, 11 December 2018
- The higher the voltage - the more torque a motor will have [1]:
- Ramifications of voltage - one can get higher performance by running at higher voltage. Higher voltage means less current for the same power - so it appears motors run cooler at higher voltage for the same performance.
- The higher the current - the more torque (T): Torque is proportional to current[2].
- Why does a motor have less torque at higher speed? The motor acts as a generator, producing back EMF, reducing the applied voltage. A motor in motion must also overcome inductance of the windings.