2.5KW 72V Hall Sensor Brushless DC Motor

Product Description

Brushless dc motors have many similarities to AC induction motors and brushed DC motors in terms of construction and working principles respectively. Like all other motors, BLDC motors also have a rotor and a stator. The BLDC motor stator is made out of Silicon steel sheet stacked up to carry the windings and the rotor is made out of permanent magnets. 

BLDC motors are a derivative of the most commonly used DC motor, the brushed DC motor, and they share the same torque and speed performance curve characteristics. The major difference between the two is the use of brushes. BLDC motors do not have brushes (hence the name “brushless DC”) and must be electronically commutated. This change make the brushless dc motor can provide more efficiency than brushed DC motor and less maintenance cost.

2.5KW 72V Hall Sensor Brushless DC Motor is one of our popular project. It is widely used for elective vehicle such as e-bike, electric tricycle, golf cart, electric sightseeing, small cars and so on. 

How to Select a Brushless DC Motor

Selecting the appropriate Brushless DC Motor requires knowing the requirements of the application, such as torque, speed, size, power, length, etc. While determining which Brushless DC Motor best fits the requirements, the controller must be considered as well, as this goes hand in hand with the operation of the Brushless DC Motor. 

Lastly, environment is important to consider. Applications requiring a harsh, damp environment may require motors with specific IP ratings.

Configuration

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Advantages of Brushless DC motor:

• Lower Maintainance and longer lifetime - no brush and commutator erosion

• Lower noise - the elimination of brush contact

• Higher power to weight ratio

• Higher efficiency ( in general higher than 90%)

• Lower temperature rise - more efficient heat dissipation due to winding construction

• Reduction of EMI