Brush DC Motors
| Manufacturer | Portescap |
| Product Code | 22DCP32P2-210P.2 |
| Shipping | Shipped in 6-8 weeks |
| Stock Availability | Available On Demand |
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION / OVERVIEW
Advantage of the Brush DC Motors:
- Ironless (coreless) rotor design eliminates the iron core, reducing moment of inertia and cogging while enabling very high acceleration, fast dynamic response, smooth motion, and improved efficiency due to minimal hysteresis and eddy current losses.
- High efficiency and low losses are achieved through the coreless design and high-quality brushes, resulting in low starting voltage, reduced friction, minimal Joule heating, and excellent suitability for battery-powered applications.
- Linear torque–speed performance provides a predictable and proportional relationship between torque and speed, simplifying control and enhancing servo performance.
- Low rotor inertia enables quick starts and stops with excellent dynamic responsiveness, making these motors ideal for precision and high-performance devices.
- High power density in a compact size allows significant torque and power output from small frame sizes, making the motors suitable for portable and weight-sensitive systems.
- Good thermal dissipation, even in small frame sizes ranging from 8 to 35 mm, helps maintain consistent performance and long-term reliability.
- Customization and versatility are supported through options such as different brush materials, bearing types, gearheads, encoders, and tailored windings to meet specific application requirements.
ABOUT THE PRODUCT
| Country of Origin: | USA | ||||||
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| Supplier location: | Navi Mumbai |
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
| Make: | Portescap null |
| Motor Type: | Brushless DC Motor null |
| Part Number: | 22ECS60 10B 16.01 null |
FAQs
A brushed DC motor is an electric motor that uses mechanical brushes and a commutator to transfer electrical current to the rotating armature, producing continuous rotation.
Brushed DC motors are simple in design, easy to control using basic DC power, cost-effective, and provide high starting torque, making them suitable for many general-purpose applications.
The main limitations include brush and commutator wear, higher maintenance, electrical noise, and a shorter lifespan compared to brushless motors.
Brushed DC motors are commonly used in toys, power tools, automotive systems, pumps, fans, actuators, medical devices, and low-to-medium power industrial applications.
Precious metal commutation is used for low-power, low-current applications requiring high efficiency and long life, while graphite commutation is better suited for higher current and higher power applications.
