Motors - AC, DC

Image Part Number Description / PDF Quantity Rfq
3712

3712

Pololu Corporation

GEARMOTOR 570 RPM 6V METAL EXTD

20

R88M-K20030H-S2

R88M-K20030H-S2

Omron Automation & Safety Services

SERVOMOTOR 3000 RPM 230V

1

R88M-K75030T-S2

R88M-K75030T-S2

Omron Automation & Safety Services

SERVOMOTOR 3000 RPM 230V

2

35NT2R32-416SP.1

35NT2R32-416SP.1

Portescap

STANDARD MOTOR 9000 RPM 24V

6

82740402

82740402

Crouzet

STANDARD MOTOR 4800 RPM 24V

9

ESP-L35EM1

ESP-L35EM1

Electric Motors & Specialties

35 WATT SHADED POLE MTR.

15

33065S

33065S

Hitec Commercial Solutions LLC

HS-65HB MIGHTY KARBONITE FEATHER

21

HC385MG-303

HC385MG-303

LOW VOLTAGE DC MOTORS

0

T16-100-256-12-P

T16-100-256-12-P

Actuonix Motion Devices, Inc.

T16-P MICRO LINEAR ACTUATOR

14

ESP-OL75EM2

ESP-OL75EM2

Electric Motors & Specialties

75 SHADED POLE MTR.

7

3480

3480

Pololu Corporation

GEARMOTOR 89 RPM 12V METAL

26

MSME012S1A

MSME012S1A

Panasonic

SERVOMOTOR 3000 RPM 200V

2

G0832029D

G0832029D

Jinlong Machinery & Electronics, Inc.

VIBRATION LRA MOTOR 205HZ 1.4G

617

80289720

80289720

Crouzet

SERVOMOTOR 23 RPM 12-32V TNI21

0

MSME021S1S

MSME021S1S

Panasonic

SERVOMOTOR 3000 RPM 100V

0

80835006

80835006

Crouzet

GEARMOTOR 14.7 RPM 24V

23

R88M-K75030H-S2

R88M-K75030H-S2

Omron Automation & Safety Services

SERVOMOTOR 3000 RPM 230V

2

MHMD021G1S

MHMD021G1S

Panasonic

SERVOMOTOR 3000 RPM 100V

2

3470

3470

Pololu Corporation

GEARMOTOR 60 RPM 6V METAL

24

T16-200-22-12-S

T16-200-22-12-S

Actuonix Motion Devices, Inc.

T16-S MICRO LINEAR ACTUATOR

16

Motors - AC, DC

1. Overview

AC and DC motors are electromechanical devices that convert electrical energy into mechanical motion. AC motors operate on alternating current and rely on electromagnetic induction, while DC motors use direct current and commutator-based commutation. These motors form the backbone of modern industrial automation, transportation systems, and consumer electronics, enabling precise control of motion in applications ranging from factory automation to household appliances.

2. Major Types and Functional Classification

TypeFunctional CharacteristicsApplication Examples
AC Induction MotorsSelf-starting, rugged construction, variable speed via frequency controlConveyor belts, pumps, HVAC systems
DC Brushed MotorsSimple speed control via voltage adjustment, carbon brushes for commutationPower tools, automotive actuators
Brushless DC MotorsElectronic commutation, high efficiency, low maintenanceDrones, electric vehicles, CNC machines
Servo MotorsPosition control with feedback loops, high torque-to-inertia ratioRobotics, camera gimbals, packaging machines
Stepper MotorsDiscrete angular movements, open-loop position control3D printers, textile machines, medical scanners

3. Structure and Components

Typical motor components include:

  • Stator: Stationary magnetic field component with windings
  • Rotor: Rotating assembly with conductive bars (AC) or armature coils (DC)
  • Bearings: Support shaft rotation with minimal friction
  • Commutator/Brushes: In DC motors, for current direction switching
  • Enclosure: Protects internal components and provides mounting features
  • Shaft: Transmits mechanical power to load

4. Key Technical Specifications

ParameterDescriptionImportance
Power Rating (kW/HP)Maximum continuous mechanical outputDetermines load capacity
RPMNo-load rotational speed at rated voltage/frequencyMatches motor to application speed
Torque (Nm)Rotational force capabilityCrucial for acceleration and load handling
Efficiency (%)Electrical to mechanical energy conversion rateAffects operating costs and heat generation
Ingress Protection (IP)Environmental protection ratingDetermines suitability for harsh environments
Duty CycleOperating time vs. rest periodPrevents overheating in cyclic operations

5. Application Fields

  • Industrial: CNC machining centers, automated guided vehicles
  • Consumer: Washing machines, electric fans, power windows
  • Medical: MRI scanners, infusion pumps, surgical robots
  • Transportation: Electric vehicle propulsion, locomotive traction
  • Renewables: Wind turbine generators, solar tracking systems

6. Leading Manufacturers and Products

ManufacturerProduct SeriesKey Features
SiemensSIMOTICS M-1SM1High-efficiency IE4 motor, IP65 protection
ABBACS880 Servo DriveMulti-axis coordination, dynamic response
Maxon MotorEC-i40 BrushlessSlotless design, 40mm diameter
PortescapDisc Magnet MotorsHigh torque-to-inertia ratio
Yaskawa ElectricMP Series Servos24-bit absolute encoder, vibration suppression

7. Selection Guidelines

  1. Calculate required torque and speed using load dynamics
  2. Assess environmental conditions (temperature, humidity, dust)
  3. Choose between AC/DC based on power supply availability
  4. Consider control requirements (position/velocity accuracy)
  5. Evaluate maintenance requirements and lifecycle costs
  6. Verify mounting dimensions and shaft compatibility
  7. Check compliance with industry standards (IEC, NEMA)

8. Industry Trends

Current developments include:

  • Increased adoption of IoT-enabled "smart" motors with condition monitoring
  • Integration with AI-based predictive maintenance systems
  • Development of high-torque density motors for electric vehicles
  • Advancements in wide bandgap semiconductor drives (SiC/GaN)
  • Miniaturization for portable medical and robotics applications
  • Focus on IE5 ultra-premium efficiency standards compliance

Actual Case: In a semiconductor manufacturing plant, replacing standard AC motors with high-precision brushless DC motors in wafer handling systems reduced positioning errors by 60% while decreasing energy consumption by 25% through optimized drive algorithms.

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