PowerPedia:Magnetic motor

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Technically, a "motor" is only an electrical device, and in the automotive field is it synonymous with automobile engine however, in fringe (cutting edge) energy vernacular, the phrase "magnet motor" or (gramatically incorrect) "magnetic motor" usually refers to a motor whose only motive force comes from magnetic interactions, with no electrical input. It is a device that converts power of or relating to or caused by magnetism (e.g., "magnetic forces") into mechanical force and motion. It usually provides rotary mechanical motion.

For a listing of such devices, see Directory:Magnet Motors.

Traditional Description

In conventional vernacular, a magnet motor is a type of motor based on the attraction and repulsion of magnetic fiorces, in which at least one portion of the system is derived from electromagnetic switching on and off. They typically require a high voltage, although very small motors employ smaller magnetic bodies. Conventional magnetic motors instead employ magnetic attraction and repulsion, and require high current at low voltages.

In a rotary magnetic motor, the stator is arranged in a circle and the rotor rotate in proximity to the stator. A magnetic motor can be any engine that involves attracting rotor (or, less common, a stator) that provides rotary movement for a drive train. A magnet motor usually has an armature magnet relative to the stator magnets. The magnetic forces are set forth upon the armature magnet. Common mediums for the stator and/or the rotor include iron, magnets, or steel. Means are provided for producing relative axial displacement between the stator and armature to adjust the axial alignment thereof, and thereby regulate the magnitude of forces involved.

Types of Traditional Magnet Motors

AC Servomotors and DC Servomotors

AC Motors and DC Motors

Motion Controllers and Motion Control Systems

Linear Motors and Electric Linear Actuators

Motor Drives and AC Motor Drives

Stepper Motor Drives

Stepper Motors

Motor Controllers

Gearmotors

Permanent magnet motor

Related devices

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