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• WD Bearings Application: Electric Motors
  Electric Motor. Synchronous electric motor is an AC motor distinguished by a rotor spinning with coils passing magnets at the same rate as the alternating current and resulting magnetic field which drives it. Synchronous Electric Motor is high power, high starting torque and long life. They are widely used...
• Off-Road Electric Drives Gain Traction
  speeds inherent in diesel engines. "Traditionally, you have to rev up the engine to get more torque," says Rinaldo. "But the electric motor is just the opposite; from 0 rpm we get high torque. At start-up we boost the diesel engine with the electric motor, which gives us much faster machine response...
• Mighty motors
  Permanent-magnet synchronous motors eliminate gearboxes. Vice President and General Manager Industrial applications requiring high torque at low speeds typically use synchronous motors with reducers. Induction motors generate plenty of torque, but not at low speeds. However, new synchronous motor...
• Torque, Speed, and Yogurt Cups
  closes, the mechanism again switches back to a high gear ratio to deliver 382 tons of clamping force. TSL developers say the dynamics of the drivetrain posed a challenging design problem. The two servomotors moving the platen had to share torque and not fight each other while driving the load...
• Dynamics of Hybrid Stepper Motors
  outside diameter. A permanent magnet between each laminated stack pair creates a north and south pole oriented along the motor shaft axis. Conventional electric motors rotate continuously, but stepper motors rotate or step in fixed angular increments. One revolution involves the motor taking a specific...
• Software models motors in 3D
  As an engineer working with electric motors and generators, I've kept an eye open for software that more completely analyzes these machines. The geometry is for one pole of six in a claw-pole alternator. The computed magnetic flux density shows its distribution at Maxwell Version 10 may end...
• Tiny Motors Make Big Moves
  With only one moving part, piezoelectric motors one-up conventional motors, gears, and drive screws in miniature applications. The plethora of shrinking devices spurred by new technologies need a special type of miniature electric motor that fits their small size. Instead of the typical magnet...
• Dental Endodontic Obturation Device Incorporates an Electric Motor for Precision and Tactile Control (.pdf)
  in sub-miniature. packages just for applications like the AEU-7000-70V. Efficiency of the gearheads is up to 90 percent. They are. available to mount on Maxon's brushed and brushless. motors. These gearheads are ideal for handheld devices. The A-max motors provide high torque per motor. size...
• Lorentz forces shrink motor size
  a 14-in. e-Torq motor can deliver more than 700 N-m torque and speeds to 6,000 rpm. Traditional brushless electric motors are designed around principles based on Faraday's Law which defines the behavior of attractive and repulsive forces between two inter-acting magnetic fields. For example, permanent...
• Switches put a new spin on motors
  Recent advances in motor technology can be found in areas such as automation, power/driver integration, and rare-earth magnets. The DynaMotor can run up to 20,000 rpm making it suitable for high-speed fans, furnace blowers, aircraft accessories, and electric-vehicle propulsion. In recent years...

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