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• How to Choose an Electromagnetic Clutch or Brake
  Tell a junior engineer to pick an electromagnetic friction clutch for a new application and all you may get is a look of confusion. But choosing the right clutch is easier than most people think. And the same simple steps that apply to picking a clutch can just as easily. Magazine Editorials...
• AC Motors
  , speed control is simple, since motor speed is sensitive to both voltage and flux changes. With a rheostat or adjustable autotransformer, motor speed can be readily varied from top speed to zero. Synchronous motors: Synchronous motors are inherently constant-speed motors and they operate in absolute...
• Brushed DC Motor Fundamentals
  field will be attracted to the opposite poles. The construction of a simple BDC motor is shown in. generated by the stator, causing the rotor to turn. As the. Figure 1. All BDC motors are made of the same basic. motor turns, the windings are constantly being. components: a stator, rotor, brushes...
• AC Induction Motor Fundamentals
  appliances. Simple and rugged. formed in the stator because of the AC supply connected. design, low-cost, low maintenance and direct connec-. to the stator windings. The alternating nature of the sup-. tion to an AC power source are the main advantages of. ply voltage induces an Electromagnetic Force...
• Software models motors in 3D
  the search. lt uses finite elements to model 3D fields in both translating and rotating electromagnetic devices. Claw-pole alternator/motors, for example, have highly 3D geometry and cannot be modeled in 2D. Previous analyses assumed a stationary rotor and currents that were all known and dc. Those...
• Reducing cogging torque in brushless motors
  such as servosystems and spindle drives, the pulsating speed that cogging generates can blemish machined surfaces or reduce position accuracy. Unfortunately, classical electromagnetic calculations do not provide the data needed to determine how much cogging torque might develop in a new paper design. Although...
• Sensorless Brushless DC Motor Control with PIC16
  to dissipate heat in the BLDC * Reduced audible and electromagnetic noise All BLDC motors require three half-bridge driver stages. Each stage controls one phase of the motor, as There are many different types of brushless motors, illustrated in Table 1 below: and the differences are: - The number of phases...
• Integrated Drive Electronics for Brushless DC Motors
  magnetic forces (the "field" and the. armature). In permanent-magnet motors, because the field force is generated by magnets, the. controlling electronics need only regulate the electromagnetic field in the armature. Once the motor. starts to turn, however, current has to be changed in the armature...
• Stepper Motor Closes The Loop Around Tough Moves
  Positioning is central to a wide range of industrial applications, from the placement of electronic com-ponents on a printed-circuit board to labeling and packaging operations. AlphaStep motors with planetary gearheads are available in six gear ratios from 5:1 to 50:1. An optional electromagnetic...
• EC Motors, The Extended Arm Of Automotive Electronics (.pdf)
  with electromagnetic compatibility, conventional DC motors with carbon brushes can only be. used in limited circumstances, or require high EMC protection. "Lightning flash storms" on the collector with their. resulting noise spikes, as well as the control components that are also required, do not go...

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