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In terms of design and function, a direct current gear motor is a variant of the standard electrical motor found in countless products. As its name implies, the direct current gear motor functions on a direct current converting electrical energy into mechanical movement.  AC gear motors are electronically commutated, whereas DC gear motors are mechanically commutated, which means they are much more suitable to power a range of specialist equipment and appliances across an array of industries, everything from robotics to medical devices.  There are different versions of the DC geared motor that are available, including the 12v DC gear motor , which is typically found in automated commercial and residential equipment. Selecting a motor for a specific robotic application is a complex task, but DC gear motors have a number of properties that make them a great choice for such a role. A DC gear motor combines a gearbox and a motor, which operates at a fixed speed. The gearheads in a...

Robotic machinery has risen to a prominent position in the fields of automation and production. Many of us come into contact with robotic machinery on a daily basis, being commonly found in the healthcare, automotive, warehousing, and manufacturing industries. Your laptop, your vehicle, and even something as innocuous as your toothbrush, have all almost certainly been touched by a robot at some point during their manufacture.  There is a vast range of machines and mechanical applications today, with each being created to meet a specific need. The ability to move is an essential requirement for many machines so that they may accomplish physical tasks. Motors are responsible for this motion, and these motors are as diverse in shape and function as the machinery itself. Three of the most widely used forms of electric motors include: Brushed direct current motors Brushed direct current motors (DC motors) use brushes to transfer electricity between their armature and a power source. Pe...

In order to fully understand the functioning of a brushless motor, it may help to first examine a brushed motor. Most brushed motors are constructed with permanent magnets and an electromagnetic armature rotating within the permanent magnets. When supplied with direct current the electromagnets induce a magnetic field, which as a result, rotates the armature. With brushed motors, the brushes continuously alter the polarity of the armature causing rotation from the magnetic attraction and repulsion forces. The fundamental principles of a brushed DC motor and a brushless DC motor are very similar. Similar to a brushed motor, a brushless DC motor contains the  two basic components - the rotor and the stator. But in the case of a brushless DC motor, the electromagnet portion is stationary, hence the name stator, whilst the permanent magnets are located on the rotor. Brushless DC motors (BLDC motors) when supplied with power also alternate the polarity but this time of the stationary s...

What distinguishes brushless dc motors from standard brushed dc motors? A large number of electrical and mechanical applications rely on the implementation of motors. Firstly, it’s important to appreciate that DC motors offer more precise control, compared to AC motors. Also, DC motors are much more suitable for applications that require the active management of speed, positioning and torque.  There are two variations of commonly used DC motors: brushed motors and brushless motors (also referred to as ‘BLDC’ motors). Brushed motors, as their name implies, are motors that feature brushes to commutate the power within the motor and make them operate. Brushless DC motors, on the other hand, replace mechanical commutation with electronic functioning.  The use of both brushless and brushed DC motors is common across multiple industries. In simple terms they function on the principle of magnetic attraction and repulsion. Selecting between the two depends on the specific requirement...

A stepper motor can be described as a brushless electric motor that separates a complete rotation into several equal movements. Stepper Motors are controlled by electrical pulses sent from dedicated Stepper Motor Drivers. Stepper motor drivers are used to control stepper motors by holding fixed-step angles and controlling the rate of speed. Stepper motors can be controlled via an open, or a closed-loop system. Stepper motors are manufactured with differing step angles, most commonly 1.8 degrees, which equates to about 200 steps per revolution.   There are set, industry defined standards for  stepper motor   and producers of electrical products, equipment and wiring that are used in industrial facilities. Hybrid stepper motors are one such product categorized by the NEMA, designating each with a frame size (such as; 11, 23 or 34). As an example, a NEMA 23 size motor would have a mounting face size of 2.3 inches square, and subsequently, a NEMA 17 hybrid stepper m...

Automation allows for increased efficiency, as well as affordability for businesses worldwide. Many electronic devices in our homes and in our offices are fitted with DC motors. Increasingly smart technology uses network connectivity in order to operate automated devices remotely. For example, a motorized TV mount uses 12V DC gear motors  that feature sensors that monitor changes in motion. Direct electrical energy is converted into mechanical energy by DC motors, which allows for automated equipment to be battery-powered, thus opening the door to a much broader range of applications. The wide variety of devices we use in our daily lives that are fitted with a DC gear motor includes consumer electronics, toys, hygiene and healthcare products, as well as power tools. DC gear motors are a great solution for applications that require intermittent power, high torque, a DC power supply, and are cost-efficient. A few considerations to bear in mind While there are many advantages to 12V D...