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Creating an Audible Noise Specification for Electric Motors and Gear Motors in Automated Machinery

As an engineer or quality specialist responsible for ensuring the reliability and performance of electric motors and gear motors in automated machinery, developing a comprehensive audible noise specification is crucial. This process ensures compliance with industry standards and enhances the overall user experience by minimizing noise-related issues. Download – Power Electric Noise Test Checklist and...
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Helping OEMs Understand the Impact of California Proposition 65 on Equipment Design

California Proposition 65, also known as the Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986, is not just another piece of legislation. It carries significant implications for Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) in the commercial and consumer equipment sectors. This law mandates businesses to warn Californians about significant exposures to chemicals that cause cancer, congenital...
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Choosing the Right Process for Critical Component Approval

As a new product development or product sustainability team, ensuring that new components meet and will continue to meet specifications and quality standards is crucial to the success of any new part or product release. The two most common processes for this purpose are First Article Inspection and Production Part Approval Process. Understanding their differences...
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5 Critical Partner Selection Criteria when Embarking on a Complex Motor Development Project

New motor design projects require a significant investment of time and talent. They require expertise in electromagnetic design, pre- and post-production tooling, process flow, and quality systems. Partnering with the right companies to integrate all these components is crucial. This article covers the five critical criteria for selecting the right partners for a new motor...
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AC Motors vs DC Motors

Electric motors drive industrial machinery and an array of devices throughout the world. The two main sources of power, alternating current (AC) and direct current (DC), are complemented by two types of electric motors that differ in operation and application. Engineers, technicians, and operators must understand the key differences between AC and DC motors to...
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What Is a BLDC Motor?

A brushless direct current motor (BLDC) is a small but powerful type of electric motor that uses direct current as its power source. Because of their size and efficiency, BLDCs are increasing in their popularity and the number of applications they’re used for. What is DC Power? Electrical current is the movement of electrons through...
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