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IzitoI
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- Homework Statement
- 30*10^-6 N*m*s
- Relevant Equations
- x N*m*s/rad
Hi everyone,
I'm trying to derive DC motor differential equations. I have some doubts:
I have a viscous friction coefficient in terms of N*m*s. Is it possible to express it in terms of N*m*s/rad? And how?
Some exercises show this value in Newton-meter-second and others in Newton-meter-second/rad so I'm a little bit confused.
Thank you
I'm trying to derive DC motor differential equations. I have some doubts:
I have a viscous friction coefficient in terms of N*m*s. Is it possible to express it in terms of N*m*s/rad? And how?
Some exercises show this value in Newton-meter-second and others in Newton-meter-second/rad so I'm a little bit confused.
Thank you