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Suggestion for DC motor

05/12/2008 9:15 AM

Hi everyone here!
I am looking for a DC motor which has to run in velocity mode(no feedback control is required) at aprox. 2000 to 3000 rpm.
I have searched a lot to select motor type for that purpose.
I wish to use BLDC but it needs 3 phase control and PMDC has brush to maintain.
Any body suggest me a good alternate for this.
My requirement is as under:
90 to 100 Watt, DC motor upto 24 volt, 2000 to 3000 rpm w/o closed loop control.
Regards!
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05/12/2008 4:22 PM

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