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11:55 Jul 1, 2001 |
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na | motor de transmisión, motor a varios velocidades |
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na | MOTOR CONTROLADO POR VELOCIDADES [SELECIONABLES] |
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na | Motor con reductora |
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na | motor de engranajes |
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motor de transmisión, motor a varios velocidades Explanation: También aquí me parece que puede haber un error en la traducción al inglés y que se trata de "gear motor". Espero que te ayude... |
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MOTOR CONTROLADO POR VELOCIDADES [SELECIONABLES] Explanation: Espero te ayude:-) tb. Exp. |
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Motor con reductora Explanation: MOTORES CON REDUCTORA First I would like to give you some context and definitions I needed to really understand what it is a geared motor. 1. Geared motor -- this is essentially a small DC motor, with even smaller gears on the output shaft (to reduce output shaft speed, and increase output torque). Reference: http://bftgu.botic.com/parts_mech_gearmotors.html (Next context make clear that geared motor and gearmotor is the same term for this kind of motor. "Geared motors ...If you just wanted to buy off-the-shelf, geared motors are generally expensive; I generally resort either to salvaging or building mine. You can buy some nice gearmotors; although it's tough to find any motor that's both readily available and affordable... http://bftgu.botic.com/parts_mech_gearmotors.html Now the definitions, taking into account that geared motor and gearmotor are sinonimous. GEARHEAD The portion of a gearmotor which contains the actual gearing which converts the basic motor speed to the rated output speed. GEARMOTOR A gearhead and motor combination to reduce the speed of the motor to obtain the desired RPM's. Reference: first reference below. From this it is clear to me that the gearhead it's just a "caja de cambios o de velocidades" or a "reductora". This second term is more widely used for machines, while the first it is more use when talking about cars. And finally I give you a reference where you can find this context: Motor con Reductora 17:1: Dispone de salida doble de 20mm. de longitud y 4 mm. de Ø. Funciona entre 1,5-12V c.c. Motor con Reductora 14,4:1: Dispone de salida doble de 15mm. de longitud y 4 mm. de Ø. Funciona entre 1,5-12V c.c. Motor con Reductora 23:1: Dispone de salida doble de 25mm. de longitud y 4 mm. de Ø. Funciona entre 1,5-12V c.c. Reference: second reference below. After all this I have to say that the previous answers seem to me fully functional, thou the one I am suggested it is used in the industry and more transparent. I really hope this will help you. Hasta otra. Reference: http://www.reliance.com/prodserv/motgen/b9652_g.htm Reference: http://www.alecop.mcc.es/pub/cast/equipamiento/secundaria/pi... |
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motor de engranajes Explanation: Means it has different speeds and probably an automatic shut-off (might just be guessing at that fact). |
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