Brushless DC Motor torque calculations?

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The discussion centers on finding equations for calculating the torque of a three-phase brushless DC motor. Users recommend resources such as a drives manual and various online literature from Rockwell Automation and Texas Instruments. These references include free manuals and articles that could provide valuable information on motor control. The original poster expresses gratitude for the suggestions and plans to study the materials provided. The exchange highlights the importance of accessible resources for understanding brushless DC motor torque calculations.
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Hi there guys and girls
I am new to this forum , so please have mercy.

I am searching for equations to calculate the torque of a 3 phase brushless dc motor.
Any info or textbooks on this maybe?

Thanks
Tommie Prinsloo
 
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nice article I've added it to my archive
 
Thanks guys for the info.
I will go and study through it to see if i can find anything.
Appreciate
Tommie Prinsloo
Pretoria
South Africa
 

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