How to choose MOTOR (motor) and how to determine the parameters - Database & Sql Blog Articles

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A. Product Picture

2. General Classification

A: Speed Measuring Motor – Tachometer Generator
B: Generator – Dynamotor
C: Motor – Motor

Classification of Motors:
1. AC and DC Motor
2. Stepper Motor
3. AC Motor
4. DC Motor
5. According to size and power, it can be divided into small size and low power type.

Additionally, motors can also be categorized based on their application, such as industrial, automotive, or consumer electronics. Understanding the specific use case is crucial for selecting the right motor type.

Three: Selection Main Parameters

1. First, determine whether the customer is using a DC motor or an AC motor.
2. Confirm the supply voltage of the motor, such as: DC 24V, AC 380V, etc.
3. Confirm the output power of the motor, which includes small power types (e.g., 100W) and high power types (e.g., 30KW).
4. Confirm the size of the motor, including external dimensions and shaft diameter (e.g., Φ6, Φ25, Φ35...).
5. Rated speed, such as 2500rpm.
6. Starting torque: 10NM.
7. Rated current: such as 1A, 10A, etc.

When choosing a motor, it's also important to consider environmental conditions like temperature, humidity, and vibration resistance. These factors can significantly affect performance and lifespan. Always consult with technical support if you're unsure about any specifications.