Coreless Motor 7mm*16mm

Coreless Motor 7mm*16mm

A coreless motor is a type of electric motor that uses a rotor without an iron core. Instead, the rotor is typically made with a winding pattern that is self-supporting or supported on a lightweight frame. This design reduces the rotor’s inertia, allowing for quicker acceleration and deceleration, high efficiency, and smoother operation with less cogging torque compared to conventional iron-core motors.

Coreless motors are widely used in applications requiring high precision, low weight, and quick response times, such as in drones, small robots, medical instruments, and miniaturized devices.

The motors shown in the image are small, cylindrical DC coreless motors, commonly available in diameters of 6mm and 8mm. The attached wires (red and blue) are for power connections, usually DC voltage.