How to calculated Back Energy generated due to sudden lock of BLDC motor
Energy Generated By BLDC motor when suddenly stop
- Thread starter Harshawardhan
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There is no generated energy, but the prevailing kinetic energy and magnetic field energy will be dissipated in some other form. However, I guess you are referring to Back EMF, which is a voltage E given by E=-L*di/dt, where L is the motor coil inductance and di/dt is the rate of change of current in the coil.
There is no generated energy, but the prevailing kinetic energy and magnetic field energy will be dissipated in some other form. However, I guess you are referring to Back EMF, which is a voltage E given by E=-L*di/dt, where L is the motor coil inductance and di/dt is the rate of change of current in the coil.
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