Hacker motor

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Can somebody explain this datasheet try to figure out how much torque this motor can give?

Nennspannung / nominal Volatge 50 Volt
Leerlaufstrom / No load current 3,6 A
spez. Drehzahl / Spped constant 36 min-1
Leerlaufdrehzahl / No load speed 1800 min-1
Ri incl. Steller / Resistance incl ESC 0,0290 Ohm
Max.Wirkungsgrad / max. efficiency 0,91
Strom bei eta_max / Current on eta_max 78,78 A
Drehzahl eta_max / RPM on eta_max 1721
Drehmomentkonst. / Torque constant 26,48 NcmA-1
Anhaltemoment / Stall torque 45661,8 Ncm
Gewicht / Weight 3310 g
Drehm. eta_max / Torque on eta_max 2086,5 Ncm
I_max_theoretisch / Max. current theoretic 1724,1 A
 
bionicon said:
Can somebody explain this datasheet try to figure out how much torque this motor can give?

Well, it doesn't sound like much, since it's all scaled in newton-centimeters, rather than newton-meters. But I don't know how long it could sustain the "stall torque" without melting (since this is at a complete stopped motor condition). And without knowing what the "eta_max torque" actually means, I don't know how long that can be sustained, or under what conditions.

Says that continous torque would be 26.48 newton centimeters, which is 0.2648 newton-meters. THat's less than 1/40th of the torque of the default wimpy setup in the Grin simulator, at 20MPH, of 8.5Nm.

Says stall torque is 45661.8 newton centimeters, which is 456.618 newton meters.

I don't know what the "eta_max" torque means, but it comes out to 2086.5 newton centimeters, which is 20.865 newton meters. That's less than half the torque at startup from a stop (45.1Nm) for the default stuff in https://www.ebikes.ca/tools/simulator.html , an HSR3548 26" wheel, typical bike, 26v battery, 20A controller (so a fairly wimpy setup).


This may be more than good enough for your purposes, but we have no idea, since you haven't said what those are. ;)


Drehmomentkonst. / Torque constant 26,48 NcmA-1
Anhaltemoment / Stall torque 45661,8 Ncm
Drehm. eta_max / Torque on eta_max 2086,5 Ncm
 
thx for the explanation, I want to use it for a light bicycle as a middrive ,when i gear it down it should be ok i think. The bike is arround 35kg and 4 to 1 downgearing .
 
If I understand it well it will give 0.26 nm /amp, so if you feed it 150amps it will do 39nm and if i multiply by 4(gearing)it will give 156nm at the rear wheel, thats seems nice :eek:
 
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