carries field magnets, and the stator supports armature windings (similar to the construction of conventional brushless
motors). LATs, however, are wound single
phase, unlike conventional brushless
types, which are typically wound for two or
three-phase operation. Single-
phase construction eliminates the need for commutation circuitry. Conventional brushless
motors can also be used for limited-angle service. But when conventional
three-phase brushless
motors are used as LATs, only two of the
three...
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