Electric Motor

It is the space between the rotor and the stator in which the magnetic field is formed, facilitating motor operation.

It helps prevent overheating,ensuring optimal performance and longevity of the motor.

It is the stationary part of the motor that contains the stator windings.

It serves as the structural support, holding and protecting internal components.

These are coils of wire on the armature that experience electromagnetic forces, resulting in the generation of mechanical power.

A rotary switch in theelectric motor that ensures the direction of current flow in the armature windings changes as the rotor turns.

These are coils of wire located in the stator that carry alternating current, creating a magnetic field to drive the rotor.

Are essential components that provide electrical contact with the rotating commutator.

It is the rotating rod connected to the rotor, transferring mechanical energy fromthe motor to other parts of the machinery.

It is a key component of the motor that carries the current and interacts with the magnetic field, producing mechanical rotation.