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The same is why the difference between linear motors so big?

time：2017/12/13 click：10589

The same is why the difference between linear motors so big?

About linear motor, I think everyone is no stranger to, in this brief introduction of linear motor: linear motor can be considered as a structural deformation of rotary motor, it can be seen as a rotating motor along its radial cut open, And then flattened evolved. In recent years, with the rapid development of automatic control technology and microcomputer, the positioning accuracy of various automatic control systems is put forward higher requirements. In this case, the traditional rotary electric machine combined with a transformation mechanism In recent years, many countries in the world are studying, developing and applying linear motors, making the development of linear motor technology faster and more widely used.

Linear motor has the advantages of simple structure, fast response, high sensitivity, follow-up, good sealing, not afraid of pollution, adaptability, work stable and reliable, long life.

However, there are two kinds of linear motors: one is a non-core linear motor, the other is a core linear motor (core linear motor), both linear motors have their own advantages.

Ironless linear motor advantages:

▲ no core, direct drive brushless linear motor

▲ no cog design, no cogging force and electromagnetic suction

▲ low load, high thrust, thrust characteristics of smooth

▲ high speed, high speed

▲ peak thrust and sustainability

▲ light thermal material package

▲ integrated Hall commutation (optional) Stitching stator, stroke can be unlimited extension

Iron core linear motor advantages:

▲ core, direct drive brushless linear motor

▲ no cog design, low cogging force

▲ high thrust and high rigidity

▲ high speed, high speed

▲ integrated Hall commutation (optional)

▲ modular design