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[[File:Compound drives.gif|thumb|right|Methods of installing Compound Drives]] | |||
[[File:Compound drives1.jpg|thumb|right|Compound Drives]] | |||
'''Compound Drive''' is distinguished by extremely high densities of both electrical power and torque, making the motor ideal for automotive electro-mobility as well as aerospace applications and other fields where high torque and power in combination with low weight are crucial. | |||
In addition the motor needs much less rare-earth magnetic material than conventional motors. | |||
Latest revision as of 06:31, 3 December 2012
Compound Drive is distinguished by extremely high densities of both electrical power and torque, making the motor ideal for automotive electro-mobility as well as aerospace applications and other fields where high torque and power in combination with low weight are crucial. In addition the motor needs much less rare-earth magnetic material than conventional motors.