Given a motor with the following parameters: Rw = 12 Ω (winding resistance) Kv = 5.67mV/RPM (back e.m.f. constant) Kt = 552 gm-cm/A (Torque constant) Rf = 0.0236 gm-cm/RPM (mechanical friction) (a) What voltage should be provided for unloaded speed of 4000 RPM? (b) Let the motor drive two similar generators. What speed should be at 16Volts?
Given a motor with the following parameters: Rw = 12 Ω (winding resistance) Kv = 5.67mV/RPM (back e.m.f. constant) Kt = 552 gm-cm/A (Torque constant) Rf = 0.0236 gm-cm/RPM (mechanical friction) (a) What voltage should be provided for unloaded speed of 4000 RPM? (b) Let the motor drive two similar generators. What speed should be at 16Volts?
Given a motor with the following parameters: Rw = 12 Ω (winding resistance) Kv = 5.67mV/RPM (back e.m.f. constant) Kt = 552 gm-cm/A (Torque constant) Rf = 0.0236 gm-cm/RPM (mechanical friction) (a) What voltage should be provided for unloaded speed of 4000 RPM? (b) Let the motor drive two similar generators. What speed should be at 16Volts?
Given a motor with the following parameters: Rw = 12 Ω (winding resistance) Kv = 5.67mV/RPM (back e.m.f. constant) Kt = 552 gm-cm/A (Torque constant) Rf = 0.0236 gm-cm/RPM (mechanical friction) (a) What voltage should be provided for unloaded speed of 4000 RPM? (b) Let the motor drive two similar generators. What speed should be at 16Volts?
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