Slotless Brushless Motor Advantages of a Slotless Motor What they will do is use a smaller wire consisting of a higher gauge number in order to create one turn. Motor manufactures will typically wind a motor with not just one strand of a particular gauge of magnetic wire. How could it possibly be a one turn motor. That question asked why someone’s one turn motor appears to have a million wires in it. This is an important point to make as many months ago, I received a question. A turn does not always consist of One Wire Strand The Kv value of a motor is the value that we must be using to select the correct motor. However, understanding the amount of Kv that a motor has to offer is very important. In our RC application, knowing the amount of turns is not all that important relative to the performance of a motor. The exact opposite is true when the number of turns is decreased. A lower Kv allows a higher voltage to be used in order to maintain the same amount of overall output power. One can assume that the amount of current that the motor may consume decreases and the torque potential of the motor increases. As the number of turns increases within a motor, the Kv of the motor decreases. We will investigate turn performance by stating that all other motor parameters are unchanged. The availability of different windings or turns is what allows RC hobbyists to precisely select the best for their application. This is where a turn represents the wire that is wrapped in full loop along the direction of the permanent magnet. A manufacture that sells electric motors, typically has a range of windings available for purchase. When we refer to a winding, we are talking about a motor turn.
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