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Instead of using the motor as a "motor" under braking it is used as a generator. hence regenerative braking. your best bet is to add a capacitor array to absorb the spike.


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Instead of using the motor as a "motor" under braking it is used as a generator. hence regenerative braking. your best bet is to add a capacitor array to absorb the spike.
How many capacitors and what sort of spec would I need?


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