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11 years ago
How to find the torque produced by a dynamo in order to calculate the power?
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11 years ago
The function of a dynamo is to produce electricity not torque.
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11 years ago
Power (in watts) is torque (in Newton meters) times angular velocity (in radians/sec).
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