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HomeFocus on FundamentalsPrecision Sub-Fractional Motor Technologies: How to Match the Best Technology for Your Application - Sponsored by MICROMOSeptember 30 - Day 2: DC (Brush) PM & Piezo Motors, Advantages/Disadvantages, Examining Selected Precision Application Examples for Sub-Fractional Motors

September 30 - Day 2: DC (Brush) PM & Piezo Motors, Advantages/Disadvantages, Examining Selected Precision Application Examples for Sub-Fractional Motors

Brush DC PM motor technology continues to be used in a wide variety of applications because it is a simple and inexpensive way to implement a motion system. Despite the pundits who said brushless would replace Brush DC PM technology, wholesale, Brush DC PM motors are very much in demand and the motor technology of choice in many applications. Why pay for performance you don't need? Coreless versions and Piezo motors, an interesting variation on mechanical commutation, will be examined.
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Start Date: Sep 30, 2015 - 06:00 PM UTC

Brush DC PM motor technology continues to be used in a wide variety of applications because it is a simple and inexpensive way to implement a motion system. Despite the pundits who said brushless would replace Brush DC PM technology, wholesale, Brush DC PM motors are very much in demand and the motor technology of choice in many applications. Why pay for performance you don't need? Coreless versions and Piezo motors, an interesting variation on mechanical commutation, will be examined.

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