Take the 2-minute tour ×  I have an object I can rotate with a
given torque. I would like to stop applying torque once I've
reached a defined maximum rotational speed. The maximum
rotational speed should be defined so that applying maximum
torque will stop the rotation of the object within one rotation.
If I know my torque and moment of inertia, how can I find the
maximum rotational velocity to allow me to stop the object in
one rotation?  Time is whatever is needed.  I've tried finding
the angular acceleration required to stop the object, but that
leaves me with the time variable. Of the equations I've tried,
I'm left with a time variable as well as the maximum angular
velocity.  share|improve this question What approaches have you
tried? Where are you hung up with this question? –  Jerry
Schirmer Jun 2 '13 at 22:04 I edited the question to give a
little details about what I've tried. And it's not homework.
More like hobby work. –  Byte56 Jun 2 '13 at 22:09 For people
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