Insulated brushless motor windings

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Hi,

I've never done Physics before (bad choice I know :P) so forgive the question if it seems a bit noob.

Do the windings in a brushless motor have to physically be in contact with the magnets in the stator? That is, can the windings be insulated?

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Jamie
 
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The magnets in brushless motor are in the rotor, not stator. The windings most definitely don't have to be in electric contact with stator material (which could be iron).