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    32 * Sqrt inductance is the most accurate approximation. Failing that, somewhere within 4-20 times rated stepper voltage.
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    Quote Originally Posted by m_c View Post
    32 * Sqrt inductance is the most accurate approximation. Failing that, somewhere within 4-20 times rated stepper voltage.
    So 55-56v max? so what is the optimal then?

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