PWM speed control uses high-frequency pulse width modulation technology to periodically change the effective value of the armature voltage, thereby achieving precise speed control.
Through multi-dimensional collaboration of material optimization, precision manufacturing, structural innovation, and control strategies, the gear motor successfully reduces operating noise to a level almost imperceptible to the human ear, creating a trul
AC motors have a simple structure, without commutators or brushes, making maintenance easier and the cost correspondingly lower.
In this sophisticated wire feeding system, the gear motor, as the core drive component, bears the heavy responsibility of converting electrical energy into precise mechanical motion. Its performance directly determines the uniformity and stability of wire
As the "heart" of electric curtains, the gear motor must meet diverse user requirements for opening and closing range, operating speed, start/stop accuracy, and quiet operation in diverse scenarios.
In practical applications, excitation speed regulation is usually used in conjunction with armature voltage speed regulation to expand the speed regulation range.