This is your knowledge base for expert insights into motion control. We cover everything from foundational questions, like “What is a stepper motor?” and “What is a planetary gearbox?”, to advanced tech guides on topics like sensorless motors and holding torque. Use our comparisons to help you choose the right solution (e.g., Brushed vs. Brushless) and explore our structure explosion views to understand our product engineering in detail.
In modern motor technology, both brushed and brushless DC motors are mature, widely-used technologies. Brushed motors are well-regarded for their […]
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In modern industrial automation, robotics, and precision equipment, selecting the right DC motor is key to project success. Among the
Stepper motors are unique actuators celebrated for their precision and reliability in digital control systems. They are indispensable components in
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In the field of mechanical power transmission, various gearbox solutions, including common spur gearboxes, worm gearboxes, and advanced planetary gearboxes,
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A brushless DC motor relies on an electronic controller (driver) to perform “electronic commutation”—the process of energizing stator coils in
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When selecting a two-phase stepper motor, you will encounter two fundamental terms: “Bipolar” and “Unipolar.” This terminology doesn’t describe the
When selecting a stepper motor for your application, “torque” is the most critical specification. However, stepper motor torque is defined
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When you select a stepper motor, you see a “step angle” specification (e.g., 1.8°). This represents the physical angle the
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Components Brief Introduction 1: Flange2: Shaft3: Front Bearing4: Circlip5: Rotor (lamination stack)6: Stator Winding7: Stator Core8: Rear Bearing9: End cap10:
Components Brief Introduction 1: Flange2: Front Bearing3: Rotor Core4: Permanent Magnet Steel5: Rotor Core 6: Winding7: Shaft8: Stator Core9: Rear Bearing10:
Components Brief Introduction 1: Flange2: Shaft3: Front Bearing4: Circlip5: Commutator6: Armature Winding7: Armature Lamination8: Housing and Stator Magnet9: Rear Bearing10:
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