Direct Drive Simracing - DATA BASE

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• Continuous torque: Torque indicates the motor's "force". This value is expressed in newton-meters (Nm). It corresponds to the constant, "continuous" force the motor can deliver at all times.
• Peak Torque: This is the additional "point" force that can be deployed by the motor over a given time. Manufacturers limit this value in their software to prevent the motor from overheating. It is therefore the figure that is generally most widely communicated. When comparing two motors, you need to be careful about the type of torque specification given. The relationship between continuous torque and peak torque can vary from one motor to another, and can tell you a lot about the motor's characteristics (responsiveness versus force).
• Slew Rate: Speed at which force increases in Nm/ms. The higher the speed, the more responsive the motor, and the more detailed the information provided by the game's telemetry.
• Résolution Encodeurs: The higher the value, the more points per rotation the base is able to analyze. The resolution of an incremental encoder is equal to the number of pulses or points provided per revolution. Calculate the angular resolution (°/number of points) of an incremental encoder 10,000 points/rotation: 360 / 10000 = 0.036 degrees / point. The resolution of an absolute encoder is equal to 2 with n number of bits.