Description

A BLDC (Brushless DC) motor is a type of electric motor that operates using direct current (DC) but without the brushes found in traditional DC motors. Instead of mechanical brushes, BLDC motors use electronic commutation to control the motor’s rotation. This electronic commutation is managed by an electronic controller that switches the current through the motor’s coils in a precise sequence to generate a rotating magnetic field. This design offers several advantages, including higher efficiency, increased reliability, and reduced maintenance, as there are no physical brushes that wear out over time. BLDC motors are widely used in applications that require high performance and durability, such as in computer cooling fans, drones, electric vehicles, and industrial machinery. They are known for their smooth operation, high power-to-weight ratio, and ability to operate at high speeds.