BLDC Motor | Brushless DC Motor | How BLDC Motor Works

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  • Опубліковано 27 лют 2023
  • BLDC motor or brushless dc motor is a type of permanent dc motor . Complete working of bldc motor is shown with animation in this video. the electronic controller is used to control the speed of bldc motor . In this video working of electronic controller is shown in detail
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  • @Designoffice-dt4os
    @Designoffice-dt4os Рік тому +1

    Excellent video. best method to explain the working of bldc motor

  • @fxeconomist
    @fxeconomist 4 місяці тому +1

    Does this motor use only electromagnetic attraction/repealing between magnets ? There is no electromotive Lorentz force ? I heard that motors are moved by the electromotive force - force that magically pushes on charges travelling thru magnetic fields, and therefore, I'd say, it applies to coiled rotors not to coiled stators - but does this mean in this motor the power input is always the same ? A regular DC motor moved by the Lorentz force should draw more amps as the load opposes more the rotation. Does a BLDC motor consume the same, regardless of the required torque ?

  • @thomasmorrongiello999
    @thomasmorrongiello999 4 місяці тому +1

    thank you for an informative lecture... convenient distillation of BLDC motor principles.... one criticism: audio could improve... use a better microphone... speak directly into the microphone as sound is directional at mid to high frequencies (consonants like S D T B)... speak closer to mic to have proportionally less room-reflected sound clouding the voice image... please and thank you

  • @galaxyexplorer745
    @galaxyexplorer745 Рік тому +1

    Thank you sir very informative 💯

  • @hfaArt
    @hfaArt Рік тому +1

    Best video on this topic. Great

  • @hinafareed41
    @hinafareed41 Рік тому +1

    I like your way of explaining great video as usual

  • @renecuevas4128
    @renecuevas4128 Рік тому

    Unlike poles attract. Like poles repel. Ur intentions to teach are great and God Bless but ur accent is like mine. I try my best but Englishis not my native language. Off course if i speak in my language is easy 4 me n my listeners. So the big question is. This BLDC brushless DC motor only will Run with DC power. True???????? They sent me an X 13 Regular Motor but it doesnt Run. Is this the reason As why..

  • @clifforddicarlo9178
    @clifforddicarlo9178 7 місяців тому +1

    The emitters of your PNP transistors are connected together but are NOT connected to +V, therefore this circuit will supply NO current to any of the field windings. Please fix this diagram.

  • @myasir8129
    @myasir8129 Рік тому

    love it sir 🥰

  • @ranjan1436
    @ranjan1436 Рік тому

    Current fed to the motor stator is DC or pulse Ac?

    • @electricallectures
      @electricallectures  Рік тому

      It is basically pulsating DC similar to AC with waveform shown in video

  • @RajPatel-ho7xv
    @RajPatel-ho7xv 2 місяці тому

    What is distance between Rotor and stator (fixed) ??

  • @madtscientist8853
    @madtscientist8853 9 місяців тому

    You would get a FASTER BLDC IF YOU ADDED capacitors

  • @capncharlie7894
    @capncharlie7894 10 місяців тому

    Your circuit would not work, respectfully. The gate/base drive lines are actually shorting the power supply rails and not energizing any coil at all.

  • @aabdev
    @aabdev Рік тому

    Still unclear

  • @fxeconomist
    @fxeconomist 4 місяці тому

    Does this motor use only electromagnetic attraction/repealing between magnets ? There is no electromotive Lorentz force ? I heard that motors are moved by the electromotive force - force that magically pushes on charges travelling thru magnetic fields, and therefore, I'd say, it applies to coiled rotors not to coiled stators - but does this mean in this motor the power input is always the same ? A regular DC motor moved by the Lorentz force should draw more amps as the load opposes more the rotation. Does a BLDC motor consume the same, regardless of the required torque ?