A worm geared DC motor is a type of DC motor that uses a worm gear mechanism to transmit power to the output shaft. The worm gear consists of a worm (a screw-like shaft) and a gear (a wheel-like component with teeth), and works by converting rotational motion into linear motion.
In a worm geared DC motor, the motor shaft is connected to the worm, which rotates against the gear to produce torque and rotation at the output shaft. The worm gear mechanism provides high gear reduction ratios, typically in the range of 50:1 to 1300:1, which allows for high torque output at low speeds.
One of the main advantages of worm geared DC motors is their ability to provide high torque output in a compact package. Because of their high gear reduction ratios, they are often used in applications where high torque output is required in a small space, such as in robotics, automation, and machinery.
Overall, worm geared DC motors are a useful option for many applications that require high torque output in a small space, but they should be carefully selected and designed to ensure optimal performance and reliability.
Typical features
Very low Noise
Self-lock
High Torque
Low Speed
