N20: This refers to the motor's size or model designation. The "N20" indicates a specific size or form factor for the motor.
6V: This indicates the motor's operating voltage, which is 6 volts. The motor is designed to be powered by a 6-volt DC power source.
30 RPM: This specifies the motor's rotational speed in revolutions per minute (RPM). The motor can rotate at a maximum speed of 30 revolutions per minute under the given conditions.
Micro Metal Gear-box: The "micro metal gear-box" indicates that the motor is equipped with a gearbox made of metal components. The gearbox serves to reduce the motor's speed while increasing its torque output. This is achieved by interconnecting multiple gears in a way that modifies the relationship between the motor's input speed and output speed.
DC Motor: The motor is a direct current (DC) motor, which means it operates using DC electrical power. DC motors are widely used due to their simplicity, reliability, and ability to provide precise control over speed and direction.
Applications:
Robotics: These motors are commonly used in robotics for driving wheels, joints, and other moving parts, as the gear reduction system can provide the required torque and control.
Automated Systems: They can be used in automated systems for precise control of movement and positioning.
DIY Projects: Makers and hobbyists often use these motors in various DIY projects, such as model trains, RC vehicles, and mechanical devices.
Camera Sliders: In photography and videography, these motors can be used to create camera sliders for smooth and controlled camera movement.
Electronic Locks and Mechanisms: These motors can be used to drive electronic locks, small conveyor belts, and other mechanisms.
