AC-Motor

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An alternating current (AC) motor operates via an electric system. It comprises two fundamental components: the outer stator with coils that accept AC to create a revolving magnetic field, and an inner rotor connected to the output shaft which generates another rotating magnetic field. The rotor's magnetic field can be generated by permanent magnets, reluctance saliency, or DC or AC winding electrical systems. A rarer type, AC linear motors operate similarly but have their stationary and moving parts arranged linearly, resulting in linear movement rather than rotation. Widely utilized in industrial machinery such as pumps, blowers, and conveyors, AC motors are versatile and efficient.