Most suitable type of electric motor to be used in electric bike

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Start date Jan 9, 2013
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Selecting the right electric motor for an electric bike involves determining the desired maximum torque and speed. The voltage level, such as 12V or 24V, is also crucial for compatibility with the motor. While DC motors can be used, they must meet the specified torque and speed requirements. Understanding these parameters is essential for optimal performance. Proper motor selection ensures an efficient and effective electric bike design.

Jan 9, 2013

djsourabh

how to select motor for electric bike?

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Jan 10, 2013

hisham.i

First you have to know the maximum torque and speed you want to drive your bike with.
Second the voltage that you want to power the bike with (12 v , 24 v)
You can use DC motor, but first you have to put the specification that i asked for above.

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