A permanent-magnet DC motor has the torque constant k = 0.8 N·m/A. Find the torque T it develops at an armature current of 50 A.
DC motors worksheet with answers
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Answer key
- 1. T = 40 N·m
- 2. Pdev = 2200 W
- 3. SR = 6.667 %
- 4. n = 825.1 rpm
- 5. n = 2146 rpm
- 6. V = 7.883 V
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