MICro Motor (Micro-motor) refers to motors that are relatively small in size and capacity, with an output power generally below a few hundRED watts. These motors are designed for specific applications, performance requirements, and environmental conditions, and are fULly known as micro special-purpose motors, abbreviated as micro motors. They are commonly used in control systems to perform functions such as electromechanical signal or energy detection, computation, amplification, execution, or conversion, as well as to drive mechanical loads. They can also serve as AC or DC power sources for equipment.
The motor is a reversible synchronous motor composed of a permanent magnet synchronous motor and a built-in gearbox. It features advantages such as high torque, low noise, small size, lightweight, ease of use, and constant-speed operation. Additionally, it can be paired with various gearboxes to change the output speed and torque.
As the micro motor market rapidly develops and these motors are widely used in daily life and production, the demand for high-quality motors is increasing. For various types of micro motor products, STC can provide the following testing services:
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