What is the process by which magnetic force can move motors?

How can I explain this? Thank you!

Question

What is the process by which magnetic force can move motors?

How can I explain this? Thank you!

michele_laino · Answer

The principle of electric motors is very simple. Their operation, is based on the electromagneti interaction, between a current and a magnetic field

anonymous · Answer

okay:) i follow so far!

anonymous · Answer

is that all that is needed to explain the process which they move motors? just that electromagnetic interaction between a current and a magnetic field determines which magnetic forces can move the motors?

michele_laino · Answer

SUbstantially, that interaction is as below:
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michele_laino · Answer

the magnetic force is the resultant effect of a conductor (with a current into it) which is located inside a magnetic filed

michele_laino · Answer

an electric motor is, substantially, composed by two main parts:
1) the rotor, which has more conductors
2) a stator, which has many electromagnets, which produce the necessary magnetic field, in order to get the operation of the electric motor

michele_laino · Answer

When a current flows into the conductors, which are located into the rotor, those current, interacts, with the magnetic field produced by the electromagnets located around the stator, so a rotation of the rotor will result from that magnetic interaction

anonymous · Answer

ohh okay!! so is that all? or is there more? :O

michele_laino · Answer

we have finished!

anonymous · Answer

yay!! thank you:D

michele_laino · Answer

thank you!! :D