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A common actuator in robotics; it's usually made of a static magnet (stator) and a set of moving inductors, acting as electromagnets, connected to the circuit through brushes. Brushless motors use phased clocks with electronic circuitry to generate motion.
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How does a capacitor reduce voltage drop in a DC motor start?
I know that a capacitor stores charge:
C=Q/V
but what i don't understand is how this would reduce the voltage drop caused by high current draw.
My theory is that the capacitor would need to be in p …
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