What is BLDC Motor? How Does It Saves Electricity

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  A BLDC or brush-less DC motor is an 
electronically commuted DC motor which 
does not have brushes. This is Upcoming
technology which will be replacing many
for are old home appliances with induction 
motors due to the POWER SAVING feature
of this technology. In the BLDC MOTOR,
the electronic controller provides calculated
pulses of current to the motor windings in
order to control the speed and torque of the
motor. Using this speed control technique we
can operate the motor at required output  
speed, thereby saving the power requirement.

In this we see about BLDC motors working,                                                     types, structure and making. 

Advantages and disadvantage of BLDC. Major                                                                    technological advancement in the BLDC                                                                          and future of BLDC. This blog will be a detailed                                                                    explanation on BLDC or Brush-less DC Motor                                                                  technology for beginners and advance users.     

Presently BLDC motors are used in like 

electric and hybrid vehicles,    

aerospace, 

household appliances,

industry,      

robotics,

military,

medicine, etc.

WHAT IS BLDC MOTOR ?

HOW BLDC MOTOR WORKS ?



 

MAJOR CHANGES IN CONSTRUCTION                                                                              FROM DC TO BLDC MOTOR




TYPES OF BLDC MOTORS




        









CONCLUSION







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