Motor Design Reduces Heat

Aug. 1, 2006
Portescap N Series Slotted Brushless DC Motors are available in sizes 5, 6, 9 and 11, for applications such as medical and electronic assembly where high speed is key, and in sizes 12, 14 and 15 for industrial applications where high torque is required.

N Series motors run at operating speeds up to 100,000rpm to provide more power with less heat in a smaller package than comparable motors, says the vendor. The operating temperature of a 0.9-inch (22mm) 50,000rpm running motor has been reduced by 25ºC, for example, over previous models. Features include maximum efficiency of up to 80%, and an internal design that minimizes torque ripple for extremely smooth operation throughout the motor’s operating range.

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