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    A brushless motor operates without brushes or a commutator, instead using electromagnets and electronic sensors to control the motor's rotation. It has several advantages over traditional brush motors, including being more efficient, maintenance-free, and able to operate in hazardous environments. While initial costs are higher, brushless motors are more economical over the long run. The motor consists of a stator with electromagnets arranged around a rotor, and rotation is produced through interaction between the magnetic fields generated by the stator and rotor.

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    A brushless motor operates without brushes or a commutator, instead using electromagnets and electronic sensors to control the motor's rotation. It has several advantages over traditional brush motors, including being more efficient, maintenance-free, and able to operate in hazardous environments. While initial costs are higher, brushless motors are more economical over the long run. The motor consists of a stator with electromagnets arranged around a rotor, and rotation is produced through interaction between the magnetic fields generated by the stator and rotor.

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    Brushless Motor

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    Sheena Laniog
    A brushless motor operates without brushes or a commutator, instead using electromagnets and electronic sensors to control the motor's rotation. It has several advantages over traditional brush motors, including being more efficient, maintenance-free, and able to operate in hazardous environments. While initial costs are higher, brushless motors are more economical over the long run. The motor consists of a stator with electromagnets arranged around a rotor, and rotation is produced through interaction between the magnetic fields generated by the stator and rotor.

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    BRUSHLESS MOTOR

    Members:
    Gallarte, Ferdinand
    Gonowon, Mark Edrian A.
    Guarnes, Joshua S.
    BRUSHLESS MOTOR

    What is a BRUSHLESS MOTOR?


    A brushless motor is a direct current (DC) electric motor that
    operates without the mechanical brushes and commutator of a
    traditional brush motor. It has distinct advantages over a brush
    motor and is more economical in the long run, although the
    initial costs are higher. Brushless motors are used in various
    aspects of trenchless construction.
    Parts of the brushless motor :
    WORKING PRINCIPLE

     The working principle of a BLDC motor is based on the


    interaction between a magnetic field generated by the stator and
    a magnetic field generated by the rotor. The stator consists of a
    series of electromagnets that are arranged in a circular pattern
    around the rotor.
    Advantages and Disadvantages
    Advantages:
     Noiseless
     Efficient
     Maintenance free
     Can be used in flammable environment
     Long life span

    Disadvantages:
     Requires a controller
     Has a higher overall cost
    REFERENCES
    https://www.automate.org/tech-papers/what-is-the-difference-between-brushed-and-b
    rushless-dc-motors

    https://youtube.com/watch?v=VaWGJVHiJC8&si=Q2AoR4_2D05fasa2

    https://robu.in/brushless-dc-motor-working-principle-construction-applications/
    THANK YOU!

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