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Old 08-12-2006, 11:40 AM
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Are they necessary, what do they do.
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i think you mean capacitors, not resistors (though they do act as resistors if not bridging a dc circuit). anyhow, they are meant to absorb/suppress minor voltage fluctuations in a brushed motor caused the brushes rubbing against the comm. they are not required, in the sense the motor will not work without them, but they are a good idea to use, which is why several manufacturers have them built into the endbells.
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