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Static Torque vs. Dynamic Torque in Stepper Motors
Learn the key differences between static and dynamic torque in stepper motors and why both are critical for precision, speed, and ...
Importance of Back-EMF in Sensorless BLDC Driver D...
Back-EMF is the cornerstone of sensorless BLDC driver design. By accurately interpreting the voltage induced in unpowered motor ph...
Closed‑Loop Speed Control in BLDC Motors: PI, PID ...
Closed-loop control is a feedback-based control method, where motor speed is continuously monitored and compared with predefined r...
Step Angle and Resolution in Stepper Motors: Facts...
Step Angle is the angular displacement of the rotor from one step to another and is measured in degrees. While Stepper motor resol...
How ESCs Work: The Basics of Motor Control
An electronic speed controller (ESC) is a crucial device that controls the speed, direction, and braking of an electric motor. Its...
Vibration Control and Balancing in Drone Motors
Learn how to implement effective vibration control and balancing in drone motors to improve flight stability, reduce component wea...
How BLDC Motors Are Powering the EV Revolution
BLDC motors are at the heart of the EV revolution. Their high efficiency, compactness, and reliability make them the motor of choi...
Noise Reduction Techniques in BLDC Motors
A BLDC motor is a type of electric motor that operates without brushes, unlike traditional brushed DC motors. Understanding the va...
Understanding Linear Encoders - Intoduction, Worki...
A linear encoder is a measuring device that detects linear movement or position of an object. It detects the position or movement ...
Drone Motor Thrust - Definition, Importance, and O...
Thrust is a force produced by the motor and propeller system to lift the drone upwards and move it in a specific direction. It is ...
PWM Control in BLDC Drivers - Theory and Practical...
PWM Control is a key technique used in Brushless DC (BLDC) motor drivers to control motor speed, torque, and efficiency. It works ...
Impacts of Gear Reduction on Speed and Torque of ...
Gear reduction in a DC motor refers to the use of a gearbox to decrease the motor’s output speed while increasing its torque. It i...
