BLDC Motor

BLDC (Brushless DC) Motor is an advanced type of electric motor that operates without brushes, using electronic commutation instead. Here's a more detailed description:

Components of a BLDC Motor:

1. Stator:

   • The stationary part of the motor, made of coils (windings) of wire.
   • It generates a rotating magnetic field when current flows through the windings.

2. Rotor:

   • The rotating part of the motor, typically made of permanent magnets.
   • The rotor is driven by the magnetic field created by the stator's windings.

3. Electronic Controller (ESC):

   • A controller that switches the current to the stator windings in the correct sequence, ensuring the rotor continues to rotate smoothly.
   • It replaces the traditional mechanical commutator found in brushed DC motors.