The working principle of linear motors
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2022-09-23 17:03
DC(DC)A motor is a type of rotating electrical device that converts electrical energy from direct current into mechanical energy. The inductors (coils) inside a DC motor generate a magnetic field, producing rotational motion when a direct current voltage is applied to its terminals. Inside the motor is an iron shaft wound in the coil. On both sides of the shaft are two fixed north and south magnets that create repulsive and attractive forces, thereby generating torque. Dongguan Silent designs and manufactures brushed and brushless DC motors. We customize the size and performance of our DC motors to meet your required specifications.

1.Design Requirements - During the design evaluation phase, study product development requirements, design parameters, equipment functions, and product optimization.
2.Design Calculations - Calculations used to determine which motor is the best solution for your application. Design calculations determine gear ratios, torque, rotational mass, service factors, cantilever loads, and test analysis.
3.DC Motor/Types of Gear Motors - The most common motors convert electrical energy into mechanical energy. These types of motors are powered by direct current.(DC).
Wiring
Brushless(BLDC)
Planetary Gear Motor
Spur Gear Motor
Stepper
Coreless and Coreless Brushless
Servo
Gear Head
4.Motor Specifications - Once design calculations have been made and application parameters defined, you can use this data to determine which motor or gear motor is best suited for your application. Some of the most common specifications to consider when selecting a motor or gear motor are:
Voltage
Current
Power
Torque
Speed
Expected Lifespan/Duty Cycle
Rotation (CWorCCW)
Shaft Diameter and Length
Housing Constraints
As torque increases, speed and efficiency decrease. The result of increased torque is poor output performance, and once the motor reaches its stall torque, the equipment will ultimately be unable to operate.
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