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phys_student1
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Hi,
I know you can use gears to increase the torque of a motor while it is rotating, but what about when it is still? Will the holding torque be any different from the case without gears?
I expect that there won't be any advantage, but want to make sure.
I know you can use gears to increase the torque of a motor while it is rotating, but what about when it is still? Will the holding torque be any different from the case without gears?
I expect that there won't be any advantage, but want to make sure.