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What is the use of torque of a motor? Is it not the RPM that is needed? And up to what percentage the torque could be reduced to increase the RPM?
The discussion clarifies the critical relationship between torque and RPM in motors, emphasizing that torque applies the necessary rotational force for tasks such as accelerating vehicles. It establishes that power is the product of torque and RPM, highlighting the role of gearboxes in converting power between these two metrics. Additionally, it notes that while increasing RPM can reduce torque, there are inherent limits due to friction that must be considered.
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Torque is what applies rotational force to things. Like tightening a large bolt or rapidly accelerating a car requires a lot of torque.Sai Kiran Aka said:What is the use of torque of a motor? Is it not the RPM that is needed?
The relationship depends on the motor.And up to what percentage the torque could be reduced to increase the RPM?