Why can the current from a rotating motor not power up another motor to rotate?
The current of the rotating motor usually has the potential to drive another motor to rotate, but in some cases it may not be driven, mainly for the following reasons:1. Electrical parameters do not matchVoltage mismatchDifferent motors may have different voltage rating requirements. If the voltage corresponding to the current output of the rotating motor is significantly different from the rated voltage of the other motor, it may not be able to drive the motor to rotate. For example, if the cur