Types Of Electric Motors - DC | AC | Synchronous | Brushless | Brushed | Stepper | Servo

🔥See which are the differences between these types of electric motors. How to control each one, power loss, configurations and more. I hope you will learn something new.

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[abhishekreddy]

You just explained me everything I could ever comprehend during my last semester on this topic in a subject (My teacher never even completed the syllabus too XD)... This much amount of information is pretty much enough to get hands on them and start using them in projects... Thanks, love your work!

[TheRealMake-Make]

2:05 AC Motors (synchronous vs asynchronous)
2:30 DC Motors (Brushed motors, brushless [BLDC and stepper])
2:49 Servo motor
3:20 Brushed DC motor (4:27 Opening, 5:22 animation), variable speed with voltage
7:39 AC Induction motor (8:17 animation), variable speed with frequency
9:31 AC Synchronous motor (12:18 three inputs, 12 poles. 12:50 animation)
15:33 Stepper Motor (16:17 animation)
18:45 Servos (19:15 animation)

[xtgtbmf]

Man, I have been mitsaoah for a quit time.
You with this video has saved my gold. Because, you know, time is gold.
Note: mitsaoah is an expression said in Egypt wich means kinda lost a lot of time doing something wich could have been done in no time.
Thanks.

[mguever]

Your channel just inspired me to start my own maker channel in my native language (Arabic) to spread such cool and amazing knowledge in my country. Thanks man and so much love from Saudi Arabia

[AmitabhAnkur]

This type of video is good, bring such videos more.
Suggestion:- there are also many type of light sources like halogen, incandescent, cfl, led, tube light, etc Make same video on that topic too.

[MStoica]

This helped me understand more about the different types of motors. But I still have no clue what type of motor I should use for my need: a polishing disc (fixed mount on a custom table), which I would need to:

1. Power from a wall socket 210-230V (I live in Europe). I assume some sort of power supply would be needed between the socket and the engine

2. Control speed and direction with an Arduino (so I assume some sort of driver should exist for that type of motor). The speed range I would need it to support would be from 200 to 15000 rpm.

3. The rotating disc would not be placed directly on the motor. I have a plan for supporting multiple rotating discs at once, so belts will be involved. Probably there is no limitation here that would depend on the motor type, but wanted to mention this, just in case it matters.

Just fyi, I’m just starting to look into learning Arduino, plus I have no engineering or electrical knowledge. Only software development experience. So, if any part of my question or my assumptions seem silly… 😁

[blackartista]

that banana is a motor too ... it keeps the brain running 😂

[isoguy.]

This is an awesome electric motor tutorials
Thank you for sharing
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[gdharmaraju]

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[delegatewu]

a great video. very clear with animation and tear-down. thank you very much.

[ipadize]

there are also PMSM Brushless motors (Permanent magnet synchronous motor), which most hobby grade brushless motors are

[justdoingodswork]

Thanks for the video, n for more explained video for which motors
1. Servo: i never get why n how pwm signal controls them
2. Stepper motor : but u said u explained it in esc video, so I'll check it
3. Synchronous n Asynchronous : both at time while comparing their differences n working uses

[aleale]

One of the best explanation on YouTube

[MatteBlack]

This much amount of information is pretty much enough to get hands on them and start using them in projects... Thanks, love your work! You just explained me everything Very cool compilation and you explained it very clearly

[ck-fzzy]

Motors all around us explained. Really useful video.

[jochen_schueller]

Thank you for this video! What I don't understand is how magnets can have a single polarity

[pravingunjal]

This is simply best video about motors & types I have seen, Thank you,

[joaomarques]

You're by far the best electronics channel on yotube! Keep up the good work, can't wait for the 3d printed rc plane

[shivakumar-vvmi]

Nice video. Very informative. Can you make a video mentioned types of motors exclusively used in robots and drones. Kind of small sized motors but decent amount of power to drag or fly. Thanks

[rosswaring]

clear and concise explanation. Nicely done!