If the spec on a gear motor is
"24 RPM Reversible DC Gearhead 24 VDC 110 oz-in Torque"
Typically, is the specified torque the stall torque or the torque at
If it is the stall torque is the relationship linear?
In other words, 48 RPM at 55 oz-in load?
Thanks
Stall and is linear
think of x, y axis x being speed and y being torque, the line would go from (0,110) to (max speed, 0) where (x,y)
You can change the slope of it with gears. Same power output
This motor should be 24 RPM with no load, and 0 RPM at 110 oz-in unless they state it differently. Gearhead means it is geard down a lot, I would think
50:1 probably. It probably will never get to 48 RPM even if you turn the voltage way up.Have something to add? Share your thoughts — no account required.
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