Motor Speed Calculator | Quick & Accurate RPM Calculations | Motor Speed Calculator for AC and DC Motors

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    Motor Speed Conversion Calculator

    Calculate motor speed based on parameters like frequency, poles, and voltage. Accurate for both AC and DC motors to determine optimal RPM. To measure motor speed, the essential parameters differ according to the type of motor. In an AC motor, the frequency of supply voltage and number of poles in the motor are critical for finding the value for synchronous speed from a formula. For a DC motor, armature voltage, armature current, armature resistance, motor constant, and magnetic flux contribute to speed generation. All these parameters have a significant impact on the motor speed, which may vary under loads or with any operational factors. Thus, it is very important to be well acquainted with these parameters, as well as their correct input, for highly accurate calculated values on motor speed.

    Motor Speed Calculator

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    Conversion using the Motor Speed Calculation Formula

    How to Calculate AC Motor (Synchronous Speed):

    Ns = 120 × fP

      Where:

    • Ns = Synchronous speed (RPM)
    • f = Frequency (in Hz)
    • P = Number of poles of the motor

    For Example, Suppose we have the following values for an AC motor: Frequency (f) = 50hz, Number of poles (P) = 4. Motor Speed = ?


    Ns = 120 × 504
    Ns = 60004 = 1500RPM

    How to Calculate DC Motor (Armature Speed):

    N = V - Ia × RaK × ϕ

      Where:

    • N = Motor speed (RPM)
    • V = Armature voltage (V)
    • Ia = Armature current (A)
    • Ra = Armature resistance (Ω)
    • K = Motor constant (depends on the motor)
    • ϕ = Magnetic flux per pole

    For Example, Now, let's calculate the speed of a DC motor with the following values: Armature voltage (V) = 240V, Armature current (Ia) = 5A, Armature resistance (Ra) = 0.5Ω, Motor constant (K) = 0.02 (depending on the motor), Magetic flux (ϕ) = 0.1 Weber. Dc motor Spped = ?


    N = 240 - (5 × 0.5)0.02 × 0.1
    or, N = 240 - 237.50.002
    or, N = 118750 RPM

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