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BRUSHLESS DC MOTORS
This information helps you better understand MOONS' brushless DC motor (BLDC) products, their technical principles, and applications.
What is a Brushless DC Motor?
What is a Brushless DC Motor?
What is a Brushless DC motor? A Brushless DC motor is a typical mechatronics product composed of a motor body and a driver.
Brushless Motor Working Principle and Structure
Brushless Motor Working Principle and Structure

The working principle of brushless motor involves the interaction between the electromagnetic field and motor components, which generates the necessary power for the motor to operate. The principal components include the rotor, the stator, and the electronic speed controller.
Application of BLDC motor
Application of BLDC motor
Brushless DC motors offer numerous significant advantages and are widely utilized across various fields.
The difference between BLDC motor and Brushed DC motor
The difference between BLDC motor and Brushed DC motor

The table below provides a comparison of the basic performance characteristics of Brushed DC motor and brushless DC motors.
Structure of BLDC motor
Structure of BLDC motor
Brushless DC motor (BLDC) is a type of synchronous motor in which the magnetic fields generated by the stator and rotor are synchronized at the same frequency.
The difference between brushed motors and brushless motors
The difference between brushed motors and brushless motors

Brushless motors and brushed motors can be distinguished by their different structures, working principles, and parameters. Brushed motors and brushless motors have different structures or working principles, which makes them easy to distinguish.
Field Oriented Control of Brushless Motors
Field Oriented Control of Brushless Motors

Field-Oriented Control (FOC), also known as vector control, is a sophisticated motor control strategy. This method involves managing the amplitude and frequency of the output voltage from an inverter to control a three-phase DC brushless motor.