Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
PCB motors use the conductive traces on a printed circuit board to form the stator coils, replacing traditional copper wire windings. This design allows for a more compact, lightweight, and efficient motor with a flat, disc-like structure, often referred to as an axial flux motor.
Sources & Credits:
youtube.com/@ecmpcbstatortechnology1955
youtube.com/@UCI-nunvGU-WBAf061zRXn7Q
youtube.com/@UCKY-xEKxV7aZT1oMZcQNt3A
youtube.com/@ncabgroup-PCB
youtube.com/watch?v=ZvoPkU-IiRk
youtube.com/shorts/FwGHXAtTIM0
PCB motors use the conductive traces on a printed circuit board to form the stator coils, replacing traditional copper wire windings. This design allows for a more compact, lightweight, and efficient motor with a flat, disc-like structure, often referred to as an axial flux motor.
Sources & Credits:
youtube.com/@ecmpcbstatortechnology1955
youtube.com/@UCI-nunvGU-WBAf061zRXn7Q
youtube.com/@UCKY-xEKxV7aZT1oMZcQNt3A
youtube.com/@ncabgroup-PCB
youtube.com/watch?v=ZvoPkU-IiRk
youtube.com/shorts/FwGHXAtTIM0










