A traditional small DC motor has a magnetic core, while a coreless DC motor does not have this core. It makes it lighter, with lower inertia, higher power-to-weight ratios, reduced cogging torque, and quieter operation. Coreless motors are ideal for applications needing rapid acceleration, precision, and efficiency.
Yes, a coreless motor can rotate in both directions. It is determined by the polarity of the electrical current flowing through the motor's windings. By controlling the current, you can make the spin in either direction.
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I just learned a "coreless" motor and a "brushless" motor are not the same thing.
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it seems more loud than a tradicional dc motor, how does it compare to a 5v DC small motor?
A traditional small DC motor has a magnetic core, while a coreless DC motor does not have this core. It makes it lighter, with lower inertia, higher power-to-weight ratios, reduced cogging torque, and quieter operation. Coreless motors are ideal for applications needing rapid acceleration, precision, and efficiency.
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can the same coreless motor rotate in clockwise and counter clockwise?
Yes, a coreless motor can rotate in both directions. It is determined by the polarity of the electrical current flowing through the motor's windings. By controlling the current, you can make the spin in either direction.
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