Section 3: Mechanics and Manufacturing Methods
3.1. Motor Manufacturing Process Flow
3.3. Housing Materials and Manufacturing Processes
3.4. Shaft Materials and Machining
3.7. Wound Stator Assembly Processing
3.8. Armature Manufacturing and Assembly
3.9. Assembly, Testing, Painting, and Packing
3.11. Bearing Systems for Small Electric Motors
3.12. Sleeve Bearings
3.13. Process Control in Commutator Fusing
3.14. Armature and Rotor Balancing
3.15. Brush Holders for Small Motors
3.16. Varnish Impregnation
3.17. Adhesives
3.18. Magnetizers, Magnetizing Fixtures, and Test Equipment
3.19. Capacitive-Discharge Magnetizing
Section 9. Electric Motor Testing
9.5. Resonance Control in Small Motors
9.6. Fatigue and Lubrication Tests
9.7. Qualification Tests for Adhesives and Plastic Assemblies
9.8. Trends in Test Automation
Section 10. Drives and Controls
10.1. Measurement Systems Terminology
10.2. Environmental Standards
10.3. Feedback Elements
10.4. Comparisons between the Various Technologies
10.5. Future Trends in Sensor Technology
10.6. Selection of Short-Circuit Protection and Control for Design E Motors
10.7. Switched-Reluctance Motor Controls
10.8. Basic Stepping-Motor Control Circuits
10.9. Current Limiting for Stepping Motors
10.10. Micro-stepping
10.11. Brushless DC Motor Drive Schemes
10.12. Motor Drive Electronic Commutation Patterns
10.13. Performance Characteristics of BLDC Motors