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Why do axial flux motors use an SMC core? Because of their high power density and short axial length, axial flux motors are widely used in applications such as electric aviation propulsion, wind power generation, and flywheel energy storage systems.
Its full name is Electrical Discharge Machining (Wire EDM). The process uses an extremely thin metal wire—usually molybdenum wire or copper wire, thinner than a human hair. By continuously generating electrical discharges, the metal is gradually “eroded” into the required shape.
Have you been searching online for the Top 10 Explosion Proof Motor Manufacturers but still unsure which brands are truly reliable for hazardous industrial applications? The detailed list below will guide your decision.
Have you ever wondered how those giant wind turbine generators—standing tall across mountains and coastlines, weighing tens of tons—are actually made?
From electrical steel selection, lamination stamping, coil winding to final assembly and testing, let’s explore how these “mega motors” are born.
Why can Tesla’s 3D6 Hairpin motor achieve both high power and high efficiency?
This motor adopts a compact flat-wire winding design, which improves slot fill factor and enhances heat dissipation. Within a limited space, it delivers remarkable power density and energy conversion efficiency, making it a standout component of the electric drive system.
Have you ever wondered how the electrical cores that drive large industrial equipment break through the limits of thousands of volts? A high-voltage motor, with its precisely designed mica insulation and vacuum impregnation process, converts copper wire into a safe and efficient energy carrier. Let’s explore the manufacturing secrets of this powerful heart of modern industry!
Why do most large wind turbines today choose to use doubly-fed induction generators (DFIG)? In the field of wind power generation, efficiency, cost, and grid performance are key considerations. With its unique advantages, the doubly-fed induction generator has gradually become the mainstream solution.
Have you ever wondered how the stator and rotor cores of a motor are manufactured step by step before mass production officially begins? In this article, we will explore the manufacturing process of prototype motor cores, highlight their advantages, and analyze their wide range of applications.
As we transition from the era of internal combustion engines to the age of new energy vehicles, a new debate has emerged: flat wire motors vs. round wire motors. This blog introduces the differences between flat wire motor vs. round wire motor is crucial, especially for applications in electric vehicles.
What is a resolver? It is a precision sensor that uses changes in magnetic reluctance to detect position. Do you know how it provides accurate position feedback in motors?
