> Anyway, you can compute the linear force a ballscrew can exert from > some given motor torque, and then compute how much acceleration in > G's that will give. That is a good exercise, rather than talking about > motor Watts. > > Jon > > ...which you can do with my calc sheet posted earlier. :)
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