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The reasons why motor bearings heat up are nothing more than these. Which factor is it specifically?
Heating is an inevitable phenomenon during the operation of the bearing. Under normal circumstances, the heating and heat dissipation of the bearing will reach a relative balance, that is, the heat emitted and the he...Read more -
Servo motors VS Stepper motors
Servo motors and stepper motors are two common motor types in the field of industrial automation. They are widely used in control systems, robots, CNC equipment, etc. Although they are both motors used to achieve precise control of motion, they have obvious differences i...Read more -
How to choose the appropriate bearing for the motor?
It is very important to choose the appropriate bearing for the motor, which is directly related to the operating stability, life and efficiency of the motor. Here’s how to choose the right bearings for your motor. First, you need to consider the load size of the motor. L...Read more -
Differences between BLDC and brushed DC motors
Brushless DC (BLDC) motors and brushed DC motors are two common members of the DC motor family, with fundamental differences in construction and operation. Brushed motors rely on brushes to guide the current, much like a band conductor directing the flow of music with ge...Read more -
The Heart of Brushed DC Motors
For brushed DC motors, brushes are as important as a heart. They provide a steady current for the motor's rotation by constantly making contact and breaking apart. This process is like our heartbeat, continuously delivering oxygen and nutrients to the body, sustaining li...Read more -
The working principle of servo motor
A servo motor is a motor that can precisely control position, speed, and acceleration and is typically used in applications that require high-precision motion control. It can be understood as a motor that obeys the command of the control signal: before the control signal...Read more -
What motor does an electric toothbrush use?
Electric toothbrushes usually use micro low-power drive reduction motors. Commonly used electric toothbrush drive motors include stepper motors, coreless motors, DC brush motors, DC brushless motors, etc.; this type of drive motor has the characteristics of low output sp...Read more -
About several methods for testing motor efficiency
Efficiency is an important indicator of motor performance. Especially driven by energy conservation and emission reduction policies, motor users are paying increasing attention to their efficiency. To...Read more -
What is the difference between outer rotor motors and inner rotor motors?
Outer rotor motors and inner rotor motors are two common motor types. They have significant differences in structure, working principle and application. An outer rotor motor is another type of motor in whic...Read more -
Some parameters about brushless motors
Several important parameters of brushless motors: KV value: The running speed of the motor. The larger the value, the greater the motor speed. Motor speed = KV value * working voltage. No-load current: The operating current of the motor without load under the specified v...Read more -
Electric Motor Types and Selection Criteria
Selecting the right motor type is crucial for the success of any motion control project. Sinbad Motor offers a comprehensive range of motor types to suit various motion characteristics, ensuring that every drive system is perfectly matched to its application. 1....Read more -
What is a commutator?
A commutator is an electrical device used in a DC motor. Its function is to change the direction of current in the motor, thereby changing the direction of rotation of the motor. In a DC motor, the direction of the current needs to be changed periodically to maintain the...Read more
