A2213/13T BLDC Brussless DC Drone Motor (Buy 2 Get 1 LED)

Specification

Description

The A2212 is a commonly used brushless DC (BLDC) motor in the field of radio-controlled (RC) aircraft and drones. Here’s a description of the A2212 BLDC motor:

1. Motor Type: Brushless DC (BLDC) motor. This means it doesn’t have brushes and commutators like traditional brushed motors, which results in less wear and tear, higher efficiency, and longer lifespan.

2. Size: The A2212 motor is a standard-sized motor commonly used in RC applications. The “A2212” designation typically refers to the motor’s size and specifications. The first two digits “A22” may not have a specific meaning but are part of the motor’s model number.

3. KV Rating: The KV rating is an important specification for BLDC motors, and it stands for “kilovolts per RPM.” It tells you how many revolutions per minute (RPM) the motor will turn for every volt applied to it with no load. For example, if the motor has a 1000KV rating, it will theoretically turn at 1000 RPM when a 1V voltage is applied with no load. A2212 motors are available in various KV ratings, typically ranging from around 800KV to 1400KV or more.

4. Voltage: These motors are designed to operate on a specific voltage range, which is often mentioned in the product specifications. Common voltages for A2212 motors are 7.4V (2S LiPo) and 11.1V (3S LiPo) in RC applications.

5. Applications: A2212 motors are widely used in remote-controlled aircraft, drones, quadcopters, and other similar applications. They are favored for their balance of power and efficiency.

6. Construction: These motors typically have three wires for connection: two for power supply (positive and negative) and one for signal (PWM) to control the motor’s speed and direction. They usually come with mounting holes for easy attachment to frames or mounts.

7. Efficiency and Power: The efficiency and power output of an A2212 motor can vary depending on the specific KV rating and the voltage it’s operated at. Higher KV motors tend to produce higher RPM but may have lower torque, while lower KV motors offer more torque but lower RPM.

8. Compatibility: When using an A2212 motor, it’s crucial to ensure compatibility with the rest of your RC setup, including the ESC (Electronic Speed Controller), propeller, and battery. The ESC must be rated to handle the motor’s current, and the propeller size should match the motor’s specifications to achieve optimal performance.

Remember that specific features and specifications can vary between manufacturers and models, so it’s essential to check the datasheet or product information provided by the manufacturer for precise details on a particular A2212 motor.