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Torsional stiffness (Kφ​=dN/dφ)

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The derivative of an axial torque with respect to relative end-rotation angle, evaluated at the operating configuration. In a linear torsion spring, N=Kφ​φ.
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Torsional stiffness per unit twist (Kτ​=dN/dτ)

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Torsional stiffness
For a uniform rod of length L and twist per unit length τ, the end-rotation angle is φ=Lτ. The chain rule gives Kτ​=LKφ​, where Kφ​ is the torsional stiffness. If a source defines a normalized torque M=N/(2π), its derivative is dM/dτ=Kτ​/(2π).

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