Category: BLDC Motor
Sinusoidal Commutation vs. Trapezoidal Commutation...
Sinusoidal commutation uses smooth sinusoidal currents for quiet, precise motor control. Trapezoidal commutation energises BLDC mo...
Open-Loop Control vs. Closed-Loop in BLDC Motors
Open loop control in BLDC motors is a method where the BLDC motor operates without feedback on its actual position or speed. Clos...
Material Selection for BLDC Motor Components: An E...
The construction of a BLDC motor consists of stator, rotor, bearings, housing, and other auxiliary components. Each component requ...
Slotless BLDC Motors vs. Slotted BLDC Motors
Slotless BLDC motor is a BLDC motor without slots to ensure smooth operation under varying load conditions. The Slotted BLDC moto...
Thermal Management in BLDC Motors
Thermal management is critical for optimising performance, extending lifespan, and ensuring the efficiency of BLDC motors in vario...
Implementing PID Controllers for BLDC Motor Contro...
A PID controller is a feedback control mechanism that maintains the desired performance by minimising errors between the desired a...
Star Winding vs Delta Winding Configurations in BL...
In the star winding configuration of the BLDC motor, three stator windings are connected at a central point and form Y shape. In t...
Sensorless Control Techniques for BLDC Motors
Sensorless control in BLDC motor is a technique which eliminates the need for physical sensors and relies on back-EMF to detect th...
Understanding Torque-Speed Curves of BLDC Motors
Torque and speed curve of the BLDC motor represents the relationship between the BLDC motor’s output torque and speed. It helps in...
Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) Controls in BLDC Moto...
Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) is a technique for controlling the speed of a BLDC motor. It adjusts the voltage supplied to the moto...
Back-EMF in BLDC Motors : A Complete Guide
Back-EMF is a natural feedback mechanism, that helps the BLDC motor to regulate its speed, optimise efficiency, and enable sensorl...
