How to understand the dimension of the moment of inertia of the motor?

Question

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Good day everyone!
Using the Motor Profiler program, the PWSM parameters of the BR2804-1700KV-1 engine were determined (see figure) Tell me the

dimension of the moment of inertia of the engine (usually, for example: kg * cm ^ 2), and what is
nN * m * s (nanonewton per meter per second squared?! )
- never encountered, tell me how to convert to SI and what kind of dimension it is.
Thanks in advance!

Answer 1

Open the newton as kg * m / s ^ 2, and reduce the extra seconds - you will get the same thing. Well, bring to SI nN and see.