The different parameters of Armature diameter being
10mm & 12mm, its mass and voltage being 6V?9V?12V?15V? 18V and 21V, its
resistance being 2.5??4.5??6.5?? 8.5??12.5?and time from 6s to 14s are used to
simulate the equation which is deduced in Model as above. Discussion is
proceeded as below. The motor acceleration will increase as its current
increases and the same as above will happen as to force. When the voltage
increases acceleration will be big with radius of 5mm and mass of 5.7g as seen
in and resistance increases it will be big too (Figure 1). It will decrease
when the voltage become big. So the effective factor turn is U>Rm>t which
is concluded in this paper. In nominal current of 1A the acceleration will
distribute to 3~12mm/s2 whilst in stall current of 6A it will
arrange from 10~37mm/s2. In the same trend is gained as above
mention with radius of 6mm and mass of 5.7g in armature (Figure 2).

Figure
1:
The curve of acceleration and current with R=5mm, m=5.7g in the motor.

Figure
2:
The curve of acceleration and current with R=6mm, m=5.7g in the motor.
The rate acceleration can attain from 3mm/s2
to 15mm/s2 whilst the stall one can attain from 10mm/s2
to 45mm/s2 as above mention. The force in arranges from 15N to 60N
in rate status with radius of 5mm and the same mass of armature in time of
6~14s whilst it arranges from 60N to 200N in stall (Figure 3). Meantime the
force in arranges from 10N to 80N in rate status with radius of 6mm and the
same mass of armature in time of 6~14s whilst it arranges from 80N to 240N in
stall (Figure 4). The curve of force and current with R=6mm, m=5.7g in the
motor. Overview the maximum acceleration has been at t=14s, Rm=12.5?, U=21V
whilst the minimum one has been at t=12s, R2=2.5?, U=9V. The effective turn is
U>Rm>t which expresses the important factor among these three parameters.
The former is formed through U and Rm common role so it is higher than
secondary condition. This is high value which makes role to motor rotor to
increase its acceleration and force. So we choose the big voltage and
resistance to promote motor rotor properties.

Figure
3: The
curve of force and current with R=5mm, m=5.7g in the motor.

Figure
4: The
curve of force and current with R=6mm, m=5.7g in the motor.