You can calculate the torque from the power. From the general equation: Pout = ωn × TT = (Pout × τ)/ωnPout: Measured va

Since the SF-PR is more efficient compared to the SF-JR, the resistance will decrease and the load current will increase

PWM is an acronym for Pulse Width Modulation and varies the switching pulse width of transistors. This method creates ma

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How can I calculate the processing torque from the measured power?

You can calculate the torque from the power. 　From the general equation: Pout = ωn × TT = (Pout × τ)/ωnPout: Measured valueωn: Actual motor shaft angular fre... More Details >>
- No：21475
- Release Date：2018/08/22 16:27
Replacement of the SF-JR with the SF-PR

Since the SF-PR is more efficient compared to the SF-JR, the resistance will decrease and the load current will increase. Check the following two points when... More Details >>
- No：20949
- Release Date：2018/08/22 16:25
PWM control

PWM is an acronym for Pulse Width Modulation and varies the switching pulse width of transistors.　This method creates many pulses within a single cycle of th... More Details >>
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- Release Date：2018/08/22 16:28

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