Description

A DC gear motor integrates a direct current (DC) motor with a gear system to modify its output characteristics. The gear mechanism reduces the motor’s rotational speed while increasing its torque, which is useful for applications requiring precise speed control and higher power output. This combination allows the motor to drive loads that would be too demanding for a standard DC motor alone. DC gear motors are commonly used in robotics, automotive applications, and various household devices where a stable and controlled motion is necessary. They come in various sizes and gear ratios, allowing users to select the motor that best matches their application’s speed, torque, and size requirements. The gear reduction also helps in reducing the motor’s current consumption and extending its operational lifespan.