Basic function principles
KL2532/KS2532, KL2552/KS2552
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Version: 3.2.0
A motor efficiency of 80 % is usual in practice.
The motor thus converts 80 % of the rated electrical power into kinetic energy when accelerating.
Conversely, when braking, the motor (as a generator) converts 80 % of the kinetic energy into electrical
power.
This results in a practical brake power of:
P
CH
= P
N
/2 x 80/100 x 80/100
P
CH
= 125W x 80/100 x 80/100
P
CH
= 80 W
