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Jones1987
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I'm having a hard time visualising how the units of torque are measured. I can picture how quick m/s or RPM is. But when it comes to torque, I cannot picture what 'x' amount of N/m does.
Example, for a motor with 3.3 Lb-Inch or 7N/cm. Does it move 3.3lb of weight per inch? Does that mean anything higher and the motor begins to struggle? slip?
Or is it purely the amount of force it exerts per distance? 7N of force per cm travelled?
Example, for a motor with 3.3 Lb-Inch or 7N/cm. Does it move 3.3lb of weight per inch? Does that mean anything higher and the motor begins to struggle? slip?
Or is it purely the amount of force it exerts per distance? 7N of force per cm travelled?
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