Hi, I am a little confused about torques and speeds in a gear train. It is my understanding that you can either increase the torque and decrease the rotational speed using a gear train, or vice versa. Basically torque and angular speed are inversely proportional.
I have also seen the same spoken about motors. You can either have motor with low torque and high revs/s or vice versa.
My question is, if the torque is higher, wouldnt the rotational speed also be higher? How do these two quantities go opposite to each other? In a gear train shouldnt the gear at the end rotate faster if the torque is increased thru the train?