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I have an electrical engineering question for all you electrical engineers!
If I have multiple motors in series, there will be a voltage drop due to the internal resistance of the motors. What will this look like for the motors? Will each motor experience a different voltage or will the voltage they receive be identical? In other words, will they all act identically (RPM, torque, etc.)?
For each of the motors in series to act identically to a single motor, what would have to change about the battery or controller input to the motors (in terms of the current, voltage, etc.)?
If anyone could give some insight on this matter I really appreciate it!
Thanks
If I have multiple motors in series, there will be a voltage drop due to the internal resistance of the motors. What will this look like for the motors? Will each motor experience a different voltage or will the voltage they receive be identical? In other words, will they all act identically (RPM, torque, etc.)?
For each of the motors in series to act identically to a single motor, what would have to change about the battery or controller input to the motors (in terms of the current, voltage, etc.)?
If anyone could give some insight on this matter I really appreciate it!
Thanks