PM motor can be DC brushed, BLDC or 3ph AC synchronous, the last two motors are identical in construction, just the means of commutation is different.
The BLDC has only two windings energized at any one time, the AC synchronous has three phase applied.
Both motors can be used in both fashion with the right commutation added, I have done it on a few occasions.
BTW the rear view of the motor shows two screws holding the rear cover on, if this can be removed, even partly, you should be able to see if it has brushes or not.
hmm ok I shall ask my freind if he can do it, being as it is with him, he's not too technical though so might have to come back to this topic in a while when I can get my hands on it but why would a permanet magnet motor need a brushed comutator because they usually are used to energize the rotor winding but being permanent type there are no rotor windings because the rotor has permanent magnets on it? I agree that is could be either 3-phase, BLDC or synchronous but I don't get why a permanent magnet motor would ever be brushed! Unless the permanent magnets are on the stator then I think maybe that setup you would need a comutator, actually I remembered little dc motors at school where the magnets were in the stator, dusting off some old brain cells!
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Brushed DC PM motors have been around for some time now, the old wound field is long gone,. Except for series field motors, e.g. the Universal motor found in vacuum's and the older style starter motor.
IOW, in brushed PM, the field is now PM, the armature is still wound.
IOW, in brushed PM, the field is now PM, the armature is still wound.
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A pot won't work.
PWM does lower the voltage (average power) so there's that.
And your winch doesn't do 10.5/s - that's like snapping an elastic band. Maybe 10.5m/MINUTE. (approx 2 feet/sec).
PWM does lower the voltage (average power) so there's that.
And your winch doesn't do 10.5/s - that's like snapping an elastic band. Maybe 10.5m/MINUTE. (approx 2 feet/sec).
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Don't quote me on this...
You need not private message me in these matters. Just trying to keep the cards straight. Aces and eight's the dead man's hand!
You need not private message me in these matters. Just trying to keep the cards straight. Aces and eight's the dead man's hand!
ha quite right 10 m/min
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Specifications:as stated before no need for private messages when it comes towards information. Unless it's dirty information on other members (just kidding)...
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Sensu lato? In a broad sense, an explanation on the operational physics of a winch is not the scope or breath of this thread. Good day to you sir.
I don't even know what that could mean!?!
It's above my pay-scale, with all those Amps. It will need serious engineering and possibly critical layout, taking onto account heat-sinking, back-emf and EMI.
oh ok lol I can use a pcb made by some company online and get the heat sinks I'm sure I'm competent enough to rise to the challenge and build it, its kind of a neccesity for me because I need it for one of my projects cost is a small matter for what I'll be gaining in the end 
I hope to have incentivised you a bit!
I hope to have incentivised you a bit!I believe in you!!
or write up a parts list, include enough for a new winch and the rest of the parts then put your labour cost on top, I feel someone should be competent and up for the job being very serious now! It's a nice little project for someone i recon! want a ferrari buy a ferrari the cost will be negotiable
