DC Motors - how do they work? COMPREHENSIVE guide to brushed DC motors

This animated video explains the basic principles underpinning the operation and control of the Brushed DC motor. We start with an easy to understand mental model rooted in fundamental physics (the Lorentz Force and the Left Hand Rule), then progress to a basic model of the DC motor (incorporating back EMF) and how they can be controlled using modern chopper circuits. I focus on 4 types of DC motor - Permanent Magnet and then the 3 wound varieties: Separately Excited, Shunt and Series.
I also explore some more in-depth topics such as flux weakening and armature control.
Please let me know if you have any comments on this video!
00:00 Introduction
00:19 Summary of topics
01:00 The Lorentz Force
01:49 The 3 Basic Requirements
03:00 The Permanent Magnet DC Motor
05:15 Commutators
07:35 Back EMF
08:37 The Voltage Balance Equation
10:19 The Speed/Torque Regulation curve
11:19 Why is regulation so good in constant flux machines?
12:00 DC motor control
15:36 The need for more efficient voltage control
16:00 How chopper circuits work and control loops to regulate torque and speed
19:03 The Separately Excited DC Motor
19:49 Why is speed inversely proportional to field? - intro to flux weakening
22:30 The Shunt DC Motor
24:07 The Series DC Motor
26:00 Conclusion

[@AhmedSalah-dl7ls]

Most underrated video regarding DC motor on youtube, Great job and effort.

[@high4702]

The most constructive explanation that I have ever found on KZbin!!!

[@high4702]

But, please, make pauses between sentences longer

[@engineerkoushik4880]

What an explanation !Really grateful to have such kind of videos on youtube.Lots of respect and love to the creator . Real pleasure of engineering.....

[@VisualElectric_]

Thank you very much - I am glad you enjoyed the video!

[@imprinrak1107]

Such a nice explanation!

[@omkartodkar6943]

Great explanation and simulation 👌

[@MirusWoozy]

The best DC motor explanation so far! When will the AC motor video be released? Thanks so much.

[@ClaudinneV]

Awesome! Thank you very much!

[@okann_hasan]

Well done, is the video of AC motors uploaded? I didn't see it in the playlist.

[@RedPixels_]

Wow, so much effort put into this, awesome explanation! You got a new subscriber :) May I ask what software was used for the "simulation parts" in the video?

[@VisualElectric_]

Thank you! The software is Matlab Simulink.

[@TVbr7]

Great job!! Just use more equations like when you said high current means high field 24:47

[@shinosg-wiz4619]

what does actually mean when there's an open circuit fault on a DC motor with separate exitement? i get this whenever i put in reverse the motor

[@user-wr8he6be3t]

that video was very uniqe. thank you for that high level contant.

[@francescofrosolini4637]

This is so good, don't know why it hasn't got a million views like other worse videos on the topic

[@VisualElectric_]

Thank you!

[@omkartodkar6943]

Please make more videos related to machine and power electronics it will be helpfull to all electrical engineering student's