Effect on output torque due to voltage fluctuations of the input power supply
The torque produced by a motor is sensitive to variations in the power supply voltage. This sensitivity arises from the fact that the torque is approximately proportional to the square of the input voltage.
As a result, a low input voltage can lead to inadequate torque output. On the other hand, a high input voltage may cause increased heat generation and vibrations, which can adversely affect the motor's performance and longevity.
To ensure optimal operation, it is essential to maintain a stable power supply that consistently meets the motor's voltage specifications.
Please note that the chart above is intended for illustrative purposes only.