Chris dont complicate it
get the manufacturers spec sheet
Find out the amps at max efficincy - this will be at a particualr amperage the three are locked together at a given voltage on the same motor.
For the voltage to be used, the recommended or a little more voltage is usually the preferrable range
Then gear to ensure the motor is running at the maximum efficeincy amps/rpm. That way you will have least heating for the power generated.
Nontheless the motor life may benefit from a cooling jacket.
Andrew Gilchrist
On 2/27/2012 2:31 AM, ChristopherH wrote:
I understand how to calculate gear reduction for PM DC motors based on the manufacturer stated motor RPM/V X System Volts/desired max prop speed. I'd like to understand how to calculate gear reduction when using a PM AC motor.
Thanks,
Chris
-- AJ Gilchrist Fastelectrics 0419 429 201
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