Brushless Motor

    Feb. 8, 2007
    The electrically commutated EC-10 brushless motor is assembled with the coil outside the rotor for good heat dissipation and high-overload capacity.

    The motors consume 8-W continuous power, run at speeds to 80,000 rpm, and handle ambient temperatures from –40 to 100°C. High-energy neodymium magnets give the motor a mechanical time constant of 3.5 msec.

    Maxon Precision Motors Inc.,
    101 Waldron Rd., Fall River, MA 02720,
    (508) 677-0520,
    www.maxonmotorusa.com

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