YL90-4 Variable Frequency MOTOR

An electric motor is an electromagnetic device that converts electrical energy into mechanical energy. Specifically, it is a device that can drive a machine or device through physical phenomena such as electromagnetic induction, magnetic field changes, electromagnetic force, etc., by means of components consisting of an iron core, windings, casing, etc., as well as by generating a torque through the relative motion between a stator and a rotor.   There are many types of motors, which can be categorized into DC motors and AC motors according to different classification criteria. Control motors are mainly used for precise speed and position control. A DC motor is a motor that generates a rotating magnetic field by means of direct current, thus driving the rotor to rotate. AC motors are motors that generate a rotating magnetic field through alternating current to drive the rotor. Control motors are mainly used for precise speed and position control.  Main Technical Pa…