pedrolautner
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 Posted: Mon Feb 09, 2015 11:00 am Post subject: |
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Brushed Hub Motors
In a brushed hub motor, electrical energy is transferred through small metal "brushes"' that contact a rotating part of the motor called the commutator. Because there is physical contact between stationary and moving parts, wear will occur, and over time (about every 3000 miles), the brushes will have to be replaced.
Brushless Hub Motors
With a brushless motor, there is no contact between any of the parts inside the motor. The end result is a motor with no theoretical life limit. Brushless motors have more sophisticated controllers than brushed motors, and there are many more connections from the motor to the controller.
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