Hello all,
I was reading this post on calculating the capacitor charge time: https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=145203.
My problem is i have a capacitor (1000uF) and i want to determine its charge time but don't know the R value, is it something i chose arbitrarily or should it...
Thanks, one other thing though: on that wapsite there is both Friction Coefficient: 1.00 & Rolling Resistance Coefficient: 0.014,
How does the Friction Coefficient affect my vehicles motion, does it bring some kind of force?,...does it affect the power the motor uses up in this case!?
@jack action thanks for your help:
1)I am assuming since you said all this forces are resistances then they should be "added" .
2)I didn't have to calculate the grade slope.. it was given as is , the car is going up a racing route with details given here [URL...
Homework Statement
i need to calculate the power used up to carry a vehicle with 433mm diameter wheels,mass of 163kg up a slope of 3%. The horizontal distance of the slope is 2.9km. The surface of the slope is asphalt with rolling resistance of 0.22
From the following motor specs...