A conveyor is used to drive the inertial load of 0.02 kg m² in the required speed range with a brushless DC motor and a gearhead having reduction ratio of 15:1 as shown in the figure below. The belt speed is V=1 m/s and the roller diameter is D=0.1 m. Choose the correct statement. Load Motor Right Angle Gearhead O The moment of inertia of the load referred to the motor shaft is 0.00133 kg m² O The moment of inertia of the load referred to the motor shaft is 0.0133 kg•m² O The rotation speed of the motor shaft is 1665 RPM O The rotation speed of the gear shaft is 100 RPM O The rotation speed of the motor shaft is 2865 RPM.

A conveyor is used to drive the inertial load of 0.02 kg m² in the required speed range with a brushless DC motor and a gearhead having reduction ratio of 15:1 as shown in the figure below. The belt speed is V=1 m/s and the roller diameter is D=0.1 m. Choose the correct statement. Load Motor Right Angle Gearhead O The moment of inertia of the load referred to the motor shaft is 0.00133 kg m² O The moment of inertia of the load referred to the motor shaft is 0.0133 kg•m² O The rotation speed of the motor shaft is 1665 RPM O The rotation speed of the gear shaft is 100 RPM O The rotation speed of the motor shaft is 2865 RPM.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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