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How to Choose the Voltage of your DC Electric Motors
Posted by John on 12 Apr, 2012
The voltage you select when choosing DC electric motors will depend largely on the application you plan to use the machine for and the specific power capabilities you have available. It is important to choose the correct voltage for your motor as having either a too high or too low voltage can cause significant running problems as well as damage to the circuit system and machinery.
What are DC Electric Motor Controllers?
Posted by John on 23 Mar, 2012
DC motor controllers are used in brush-less machines to replace the brush and commutator configuration of other models. The controller is an electronic device that performs the task of switching the phase to the windings in order to keep the motor turning. Controllers are therefore crucial parts in all brush-less machines. Controllers provide various benefits for improving efficiency and performance when used in the right machine.
What is the Lorentz Force Law and how does it relate to DC Electric Motors?
Posted by John on 17 Feb, 2012
The Lorentz Force Law describes the effects of a charged particle moving through a constant magnetic field. The scalar equation provides the simplest example of this law, where F=QvB and F is the force acting on the particle, v is the velocity of the particle, Q is the charge of the particle and B is the magnetic field.
Why you Should Choose Professional Quality DC Electric Motors
Posted by John on 30 Dec, 2011
Does quality really matter when you are buying electric motors? They are relatively simple machines, so you might think that finding the best quality or the most professional model available is unimportant. Professional quality DC electric motors have several advantages, however, and can make any process run more efficiently, cleanly and quickly.
