So, what is an electric motor and how does it work? The main principle behind the operation of electric motors is that electrical energy is first converted into magnetic force and finally into kinetic energy resulting in physical motion. There are various ways to achieve this which gives us a multitude of motor designs, shapes, and sizes. There are also various ways of powering electric motors. Conventional AC and DC motors have been around for some time, but we now have access to advanced electronics to control motors. This gives us ultra-efficient motors that come with high levels of control. More Info here: motorneo.com

Electric motors are used almost everywhere you look. It’s hard to imagine how we would function without them. They are used in washing machines, toothbrushes, fridges, cars, bikes, robotics, hard drives, hair dryers, lathes, cranes, ships, trains, drones, and the list goes on. Motors can even be found in our mobile phones for creating vibration. In this application, there is a tiny electric motor mounted in the phone that is fitted with an off-balanced weight attached to the rotating spindle. This creates a vibrating action when the phone rings.