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What Your Appliance Will Be Running On In The Future
In the modern era, domestic appliances are mostly driven by electric motors. Whether you are running hand mixers in the kitchen or a lawn mower out back, they are powered by a motor. And chances are these days that that motor is electric.
There are three commercially available electric motors. The most common is the Universal, or Brush, motor. With high torque and variable speed, they work well for vacuum cleaners or drills. Induction motors have no brushes and run silently. They are single-speed and very durable and are used in pumps or refrigerators; anywhere you need constant pressure. The new motors on the market have all of these qualities: they operate at variable speeds, have high torque and they are silent and reliable.
Microcontrollers have been a part of the modern appliance for years, usually making their appearance in the switches and knobs that make them work. Now these tiny controllers are making their way inside the appliance, as well, controlling the current in an induction motor. Variation in current allows the motor to operate at different speeds.
In applications such as drills, vacuum cleaners, mowers and even the Poulan chainsaw, variable speed is the key. Controlling the speed can increase power efficiency by as much as 30 percent compared to fixed-speed units. Designers can also use smaller, less-expensive motors, lowering the overall price.
Washing machines use a variable speed motor to lower the amount of water and electricity they use. Getting an induction motor to provide that variety lowers the efficiency because the controllers are too expensive. For this type of application, new magnet technology is the answer. They run at slower speeds, saving energy; they are also quieter and create less waste heat.
Permanent magnet motors are becoming increasingly attractive. They use less copper and steel in their construction, an important point in these resource poor times. The ups and downs of the commodities market will not have as much effect on the price of these motors. In fact, their growing popularity in applications ranging from automobiles to cellular phones has driven overall prices down.
Of course, these wonders won't work in every appliance. You won't find one in your Homelite chainsaw any time soon, for example. But you will start seeing them more and more in refrigerators, drills, washing machines, pumps. With the high torque of traditional motors combined with the silent dependability of an induction motor, we have a perfect match.
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