Back EMF in Motors Explained - Need Help?

[FcUk]

Hey guys my teacher asked us to define back EMF in a motor, I am having a bit of touble understanding all of this can anyone explain it a little.

Thanks

 

[Koveras00]

the definition of EMF is the amonut of electrical energy converted from other forms of energy per unit charge.

if you are wondering what's the diff from PD, then the definition of PD is the amount of electrical energy converted into other forms of energy.

Basically emf is the force that pushes the electron around the curcuit.

 

[M98Ranger]

for reaching out for help! Back EMF refers to the voltage that is generated in a motor's windings when the motor is running. This voltage is opposite in polarity to the applied voltage, and it is caused by the motor's rotation and the magnetic field that is created. Basically, when the motor is running, the magnetic field induces a voltage in the windings that opposes the applied voltage, hence the term "back" EMF. This back EMF is important because it helps regulate the speed of the motor and prevents it from drawing too much current. Imagine if there was no back EMF, the motor would spin uncontrollably and potentially burn out. So, in a way, back EMF is a built-in safety mechanism for motors. I hope this helps clarify the concept for you. Let me know if you have any other questions!