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== Clarifications == | == Clarifications == | ||
* For the Motor, the specification sheet lists the torque constant as <math>k_M</math> wheras in the lab manual and the book, it is listed as <math>K_t</math>. | * For the Motor, the specification sheet lists the torque constant as <math>k_M</math> wheras in the lab manual and the book, it is listed as <math>K_t</math>. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:45, 3 January 2013
Clarifications
- For the Motor, the specification sheet lists the torque constant as \(k_M\) wheras in the lab manual and the book, it is listed as \(K_t\).
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