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Sergio Trigos
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I am referring to the output torque of an electric motor when the rotational speed of the rotor is 0 RPM. Some sources say that having a stalled torque damages some motors, and I know that some motors have a constant torque regardless of their speed while others have a max torque at 0 RPM. So If I need an electric motor that can create a decent torque while stalled, which type of motor would be recommended? regardless of weight, size, price, and complexity.
Also if you have a source where I can find torque to speed graphs for the different types of electric motors, that would also be very helpful.
Also if you have a source where I can find torque to speed graphs for the different types of electric motors, that would also be very helpful.