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 So to measure the force, we must measure the acceleration. So to measure the force, we must measure the acceleration.
  
 +=== Force of Gravity ====
  
 The acceleration due to gravity is 9.8 Newtons. The acceleration due to gravity is 9.8 Newtons.
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 A foot-pound of force means moving a 1 pound mass through a distance of one foot. A foot-pound of force means moving a 1 pound mass through a distance of one foot.
  
 +=== How to measure torque ===
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 +=== Stall Torque === 
  
 Attach a one-meter arm to a motor's drive shaft,  Attach a one-meter arm to a motor's drive shaft, 
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 power vs force: HP, Watts, Nm/s power vs force: HP, Watts, Nm/s
  
 +What about the weight of the arm?
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 +=== Output Watts ===
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 +speed and torque
  
 === Watts to Torque conversion === === Watts to Torque conversion ===
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 +==== Resistance, Resistivity, Electromagnet ====
 +
 +\begin{align}
 +
 +R &= ρ × \frac{L}{A} \\
 +\text{where:}\\
 +R &= \text{resistance in Ω} \\
 +ρ &= \text{resistivity of material in Ωm }\\
 +L &= \text{length of the wire in m} \\
 +A &= \text{cross-sectional area of the wire in m}^{2} \\
 +
 +\end{align}
 +
 +source 
 +https://www.omnicalculator.com/physics/wire-resistance#conductance-formula-and-resistance-formula
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