DC Motor Control With Battry Fed System
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DickDV
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The first very large question to answer is whether the motors are rated for smooth DC or whether they can take DC with significant amounts of ripple (AC) on top.
If the motors are designed for only smooth DC, they will overheat quickly on rectified power. Derating the hp by 30% might just keep them cool enough but its iffy.
If the motors are designed for only smooth DC, they will overheat quickly on rectified power. Derating the hp by 30% might just keep them cool enough but its iffy.
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