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Open-Loop vs Closed-Loop Stepper Motors: A Compara...
Open loop stepper motor operates by following a series of predefined electrical pulses without any feedback system. While a closed...
Load Characteristics of Synchronous Motor
Load characteristics of a Synchronous Motor refer to the motor’s behaviour under varying load conditions. The synchronous motor op...
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...
4 Potent Damping Solutions for Hunting in Synchron...
Damping refers to methods used to reduce Hunting, the oscillation or vibration in a synchronous motor, to stabilise its operation....
Understanding the Relationship Between KV Rating a...
KV stands for RPM per volt. It indicates how many revolutions per minute (RPM) a motor will achieve for every voltage applied to i...
Understanding Torque and Speed Curves of Stepper M...
The torque-speed curve of the stepper motor is the graphical representation of the relationship between the stepper motor's output...
Understanding Power Factor Correction Using Synchr...
Power factor correction is the process of improving the power factor of an electrical system. Synchronous motors can be used for p...
Field-Oriented Control (FOC) for BLDC Motors: A Be...
Field-oriented control of BLDC Motor is an advanced control method that regulates the BLDC motor’s magnetic field and current to a...
The Role of Excitation Systems in Synchronous Moto...
The system that enables the synchronous motor to maintain its synchronous speed in correspondence to the frequency of the supply i...
Understanding the Hall Effect Sensors in BLDC Moto...
Hall Effect sensors play a crucial role in the operation of BLDC motors by providing real-time feedback on rotor position. They de...
Construction of DC Motor
The construction of a DC motor includes several components such as a stator, rotor (armature), commutator, brushes, and windings. ...
Understanding the Torque of Synchronous Motor
Torque is the force that rotates the motor’s rotor and drives the mechanical load. It is an important aspect of the synchronous mo...