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Old 22-01-2023, 18:53   #16
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Re: Cooked mppt and breaker problems
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The current increases as the rotor rpm decreases and reaches a maximum when the rotor is locked (0 rpm).

Wotname is correct.


Ohm's law describes the relationship between current, voltage, and resistance for resistive loads. It doesn't fully explain the current draw for a motor because a motor is not a resistive load.
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