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    Calculating Motor Torque

    Supposed there is a motor with these specifications:

    6 volts, 1.2 amps/phase, 1.8 degree/step

    How do I calculate the torque?

    Is there a mathematical formula that I can reference to?




    Thanks


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    I don't think you can calculate it. To many variables. It's around 60 oz-in.

    Some have made a gadget to figure it out. Powerup the motor, put a 1" long stick on the shaft horizontally, hang a little bucket or bag on the stick, add weight till it slips. The amout of weight is the oz-in of the motor.

    Eric
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    For those interested in AC servo's there is an exellent handbook for download at http://www.motiononline.com/home.htm?welcome.htm&2
    Theory, calculations and wiring techniques.
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