Why Are High-View Vehicles Not Practical?
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High-view vehicles are not practical due to their low configurations and incomplete functionality. Here is a partial introduction about automotive power: Calculation formula: Power P = Speed V * Traction Force F. Therefore, the product of F and V determines the vehicle's power. The vehicle's power determines its speed, while torque determines its acceleration. Rated power: Rated power refers to the power when an electrical appliance operates normally. Its value is the rated voltage of the appliance multiplied by the rated current. If the actual power of the appliance is greater than the rated power, the appliance may be damaged; if the actual power is less than the rated power. Relationship between power and speed: Under normal operating conditions, the output power of a power device or the input power of an energy-consuming device. It is often measured in "kilowatts." It also refers to the power that a machine produced in a factory can achieve during normal operation. That is, the commonly referred power of a machine. The rated power of a machine is constant, P=Fv, so the force generated by the machine is inversely proportional to its operating speed. For example, when a car is driving on a flat asphalt road, the required traction force F is smaller, allowing for higher speeds; when the road is uneven or going uphill, a larger traction force is required, necessitating a switch to lower speeds.
