Category: General Electric

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Are We Incorrectly using Kv for an RC Brushless Motor?

RC brushless motors are becoming increasingly popular in the hobbyist and professional markets due to their high efficiency and power output. One common term used to describe these motors is Kv, which stands for the voltage constant. Kv is a measure of the motor’s RPM per volt of input. While Kv is an important parameter …

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Shocking truth of the Wye vs Delta Brushless Motor Wind

Today we’re diving deep into the fascinating world of RC brushless motors, specifically exploring the intriguing differences between Y-Wind and Delta-Wind configurations. If you’re an RC hobbyist, understanding these distinctions can be crucial in optimizing your motor selection for your unique applications. So, let’s uncover the truth behind these motors and which one might be …

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Five Advantages of Brushless Sensorless Motors

Sensorless Brushless Motor Advantages

Welcome to another exciting blog post where we will delve into the world of brushless sensorless motors. A sensorless brushless motor, as the name suggests, operates without sensors and relies on the electronic speed control (ESC) to figure out the necessary information for optimal performance. In this article, we will discuss the five key advantages …

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What is PWM in an ESC? How does an ESC Work?

Electronic speed control (ESC) is an essential component of any RC vehicle that uses an electric motor. An ESC regulates the power delivered to the motor to control the speed and direction of the vehicle. ESCs are widely used in radio-controlled cars, drones, and other similar applications. In this blog post, we will discuss in …

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Does Higher Motor Kv Produce More Power?

In the world of RC, motor Kv is one of the most well known specification for those who build. Chances are, if you’re building an RC vehicle, you’re going to come across this term at some point. It is also safe to assume that most of us know that more power will equate to more …

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