How does the working principle of a 3-phase induction motor differ from that of a single-phase induction motor?

The key difference between these two types of motors lies in the power supply they require. A single-phase induction motor operates on a single alternating current (AC) voltage source, while a 3-phase induction motor requires three separate AC voltage sources with a phase difference of 120 degrees between them. This difference in power supply affects the motor's starting torque, efficiency, and overall performance. 3-phase motors typically provide smoother and more reliable operation, making them suitable for industrial applications, whereas single-phase motors are often used in smaller appliances and machines.

Between the induction motor and the DC motor, which one is more suitable for variable-speed applications and why?

DC motors are generally more suitable for variable-speed applications because their speed can be easily controlled by adjusting the voltage supplied to them. This feature allows precise speed regulation, making DC motors ideal for applications like robotics and conveyor systems. On the other hand, induction motors, especially single-phase ones, are typically less suited for variable-speed control, as their speed is primarily determined by the frequency of the AC power supply.

How do gear heads contribute to the performance of motors?

Gear heads, also known as gearboxes, are often used in conjunction with motors to achieve specific speed and torque requirements. They allow motors to transmit power more efficiently by matching the motor's speed and torque characteristics to the needs of the application. Gear heads can increase output torque, reduce speed, and enhance precision in various automation processes.

Are there motors with adjustable speed or direction?

There are motors designed with adjustable speed and direction control. These motors often incorporate electronic speed controllers (ESCs) or variable frequency drives (VFDs) that allow for precise adjustment of motor speed and the ability to reverse direction. Such motors are commonly used in applications where flexibility and control are essential, such as in conveyor systems, robotics, and industrial machinery.

What are the typical applications of AC motors?

AC motors find widespread use in various applications, including fans, pumps, compressors, conveyor systems, HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) units, and industrial machinery. Their versatility, reliability, and ability to operate on AC power grids make them essential in many automation and industrial processes.

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SUMITOMO Small AC Motors（Motor Type：Reversible）

SUMITOMO offers products Small AC Motors specified by Motor Type Reversible from Automation Components product category. There are a total of 1 items. Search and select detailed specifications of parts for your machine with free CAD downloads. SUMITOMO products are available to order through MISUMI online 24 hours a day. Free shipping, no minimum order.

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- Controller Only
- Motor group
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Motor Type
Extra Low Speed Synchronous

Induction

Reaction Synchronous

Reversible

Speed Control

Torque
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Rated Output(W)
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3

3.5

5

5.5

6

6.5

9

10

14

15

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22

25

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35

40

60

60~90

90

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200
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Square Flange Dim. A(mm)
42

56.4

60

60X130

70

80

83

85

90

91.5

104

106.5

120
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Power Supply
3-Phase

Single-Phase
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Reduction Ratio
2

3

3～180

3.6

5

6

7.5

9

10

10 (Middle gearhead)

12.5

15

18

20

25

30

36

40

50

60

75

90

100

120

150

180

200

250

300

360

450

600

1200
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Gear Head Type
- Not Provided
- Parallel Shaft
- Perpendicular Shaft
- Linear
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Electromagnetic Brakes, Clutches
- Not Provided
- Electromagnetic Brakes
- Clutch
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Environment
- Standard
- Waterproof
- Dust Resistant
- Explosion Proof
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Voltage(V)
Single-Phase 110V

Single-Phase 110VAC

Three-Phase 200/220V

Single-Phase 220VAC

Single-Phase 220/230V

Single-Phase 220/230VAC

Three-Phase 380/415V
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Voltage(V)
24

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115

200

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415
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Astero Gear Motor, Reversible Motor

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- Astero Gear Motor, Reversible Motor from SUMITOMO.
- Available in either parallel or right-angle shaft configurations.
- The gear heads have the same main mating dimensions (corner dimensions / output shaft location and dimensions / mounting holes) for both parallel and right-angle shafts.
- Detachable Gear Heads, the motor and gear head have a modular design, allowing them to come apart for easier handling.
- The hardened finish ensures high durability and reliability.

From: ฿ 6,863.00
Days to Ship: 56 Day(s)

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Product Series	Astero Gear Motor, Reversible Motor
From	฿ 6,863.00
Days to Ship	56 Day(s)
Type	Motor Only
Motor Type	Reversible
Rated Output(W)	25
Square Flange Dim. A(mm)	80
Power Supply	Single-Phase
Reduction Ratio	-
Gear Head Type	Not Provided
Electromagnetic Brakes, Clutches	-
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Voltage(V)	-
Voltage(V)	200

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Question: How does the working principle of a 3-phase induction motor differ from that of a single-phase induction motor?: Answer: The key difference between these two types of motors lies in the power supply they require. A single-phase induction motor operates on a single alternating current (AC) voltage source, while a 3-phase induction motor requires three separate AC voltage sources with a phase difference of 120 degrees between them. This difference in power supply affects the motor's starting torque, efficiency, and overall performance. 3-phase motors typically provide smoother and more reliable operation, making them suitable for industrial applications, whereas single-phase motors are often used in smaller appliances and machines.
Question: Between the induction motor and the DC motor, which one is more suitable for variable-speed applications and why?: Answer: DC motors are generally more suitable for variable-speed applications because their speed can be easily controlled by adjusting the voltage supplied to them. This feature allows precise speed regulation, making DC motors ideal for applications like robotics and conveyor systems. On the other hand, induction motors, especially single-phase ones, are typically less suited for variable-speed control, as their speed is primarily determined by the frequency of the AC power supply.
Question: How do gear heads contribute to the performance of motors?: Answer: Gear heads, also known as gearboxes, are often used in conjunction with motors to achieve specific speed and torque requirements. They allow motors to transmit power more efficiently by matching the motor's speed and torque characteristics to the needs of the application. Gear heads can increase output torque, reduce speed, and enhance precision in various automation processes.
Question: Are there motors with adjustable speed or direction?: Answer: There are motors designed with adjustable speed and direction control. These motors often incorporate electronic speed controllers (ESCs) or variable frequency drives (VFDs) that allow for precise adjustment of motor speed and the ability to reverse direction. Such motors are commonly used in applications where flexibility and control are essential, such as in conveyor systems, robotics, and industrial machinery.
Question: What are the typical applications of AC motors?: Answer: AC motors find widespread use in various applications, including fans, pumps, compressors, conveyor systems, HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) units, and industrial machinery. Their versatility, reliability, and ability to operate on AC power grids make them essential in many automation and industrial processes.