This motor is characterized by a constant rotational speed, which is independent of the load but depends on the frequency of the power supply

The synchronous motor maintains its rotational speed as long as it is under overload.

When it is overloaded, the motor cuts out—that is, it stops and begins to oscillate (vibrate).

There are two main families of synchronous gearmotors:

• 1. Direction of rotation: In this case, it is mandatory to specify whether the required motor will rotate clockwise or counterclockwise.
• In this case, there are two directions of travel; to determine the direction of rotation, a capacitor will be required.

Crouzet micro-gear motors meet the needs of applications requiring compact dimensions and low weight, with low power requirements.

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By its very nature, a DC motor has a significant peak torque-speed characteristic, which allows it to overcome high resistance torque and facilitates the absorption of load shocks. The motor's speed adapts to its load.

Moreover, the miniaturization sought by the designers finds an ideal solution in the DC motor because, compared to other technologies, it still offers high efficiency.

• ovoid from 0.5 Nm to 2 Nm
• 5 Nm and 6 Nm squares
• 15 and 25 Nm planetary gearsets

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