What's a micromotor?
Micromotor, the full name of "micro-motor", refers to a motor with a diameter of less than 160mm or a rated power of less than 750W. Micro motors are often used in control systems or transmission mechanical loads to perform functions such as detecting, analyzing, amplifying, executing, or converting electromechanical signals or energy.
Classification of micromotors:
There are many kinds of micromotors, It can be roughly divided into DC motor, AC motor, auto angle motor, stepping motor, rotating Transformer, axle angle encoder, AC and DC dual-use motor, speed measuring generator, induction Synchronizer, linear motor, piezoelectric motor, motor unit, other special types of motor 13 categories.
Micromotors integrate high-tech industries with many disciplines such as Motors, Microelectronics, power electronics, computers, automatic control, precision machinery, and new materials. In particular, the application of electronic technology and new materials technology has promoted the Advancement of micromotor technology.
There are many types of micromotors(up to more than 6,000 species), complex specifications, and a wide range of market applications. They involve all aspects of the national economy, national defense equipment, and human life. Micromotors can be seen on occasions that require electric drive.
There are many manufacturing processes for micro-motors, involving precision machinery, fine chemicals, fine processing, magnetic material processing, winding manufacturing, insulation treatment and other process technologies. The required process equipment is large in quantity and high in precision, and a series of precision tests are required to ensure product quality. It is a relatively strong investment industry.
In short, the micro-motor industry is a labor-intensive and technology-intensive high-tech industry.
