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Rated current is peak current are rms current

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My motor rated current is 3a found in name plate it is rms current are peak current


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kalyan
 

My motor rated current is 3a found in name plate it is rms current are peak current


regards
kalyan

This is thermally rated for RMS, whereas Peak current will depend on load, acceleration and Coil resistance, Rs.

*Added 5x .. Depends on winding resistance

Often this is 5x-8x steady rated current unless limited by controller. Use max voltage applied Vm/ Rs = I pk for start surge and VI*t(pw50) for energy or I²Rs*t(pw50) where pw50 means pulse time for the surge current pulse width at 50% peak amplitude for an approximation. This of course depends on controller and current controls motor acceleration.

Driver temperature rise will depend on heat sink thermal resistance and thermal mass and Driver RdsOn or ESR also is added to Rs value.

generally drivers are much smaller than motors for handling surge heat, so this means your driver Rs ought to be much less than motor Rs for a rugged design and current limit protection added for stall condition.
 
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