How can i design a small sized high torque slow speed motor

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To design a small-sized high torque slow speed motor, consider integrating a gearbox to enhance torque output. Pancake motors or axial rotor motors are recommended for their compact size and efficiency. Additionally, examining the lensing motor from modern digital cameras can provide insights due to its high torque and compact design. These components can help achieve the desired specifications for a small, high torque motor. Focusing on these motor types and configurations will aid in the design process.
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I have no idea about this please help me to design a small sized high torque slow speed motor
 
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Design a small, high-speed motor with a gear box.
 
OK than sir
Dr.D said:
Design a small, high-speed motor with a gear box.
 
You could also consider the lensing motor of the modern digital camera. It is very high torque and fairly small (at least compact).
 
Use a “pancake motor” or “axial rotor motor”.
 
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