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@ramani-VR4O43 • Apr 1, 2015
You can control speed. Torque depends on the load. Of course, for a given motor there is a maximum torque, which is related to the flux and the armature current.
This tutorial may help:
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@rishabh1234-Oi9Xdl • Apr 1, 2015
i am using the motors for automotive application. Then i also have to control torque for maximum efficiency and better acceleration. How can this be done -
@ramani-VR4O43 • Apr 1, 2015
Subject to the maximum torque possible for the particular motor control the armature current. -
@rishabh1234-Oi9Xdl • Apr 2, 2015
thats what some controllers do.They either control speed by controlling voltage or control torque by controlling armature current. But how can i control both at the same time so that power can be maximized -
@ramani-VR4O43 • Apr 2, 2015
Are we not missing something here? Each motor has a maximum power output that cannot be exceeded. -
@rishabh1234-Oi9Xdl • Apr 2, 2015
yeah but what if its operating at a lower power for a given speed -
@ramani-VR4O43 • Apr 2, 2015
If the speed is maintained, the current will match the torque produced.