Emrax 228
The Emrax 228 is a high-performance axial flux electric motor developed by Emrax d.o.o., a Slovenian company specializing in electric motor technology. It is part of the Emrax series of motors, known for their high power density, compact size, and efficiency. The "228" designation typically refers to the outer diameter of the motor stator in millimeters.
The Emrax 228 is commonly used in a variety of applications where weight and space are critical considerations. These include electric vehicles (EVs), particularly high-performance cars, motorcycles, and aircraft. It is also used in industrial applications, such as electric propulsion systems for boats and drones.
Key features and characteristics often associated with the Emrax 228 motor include:
- Axial Flux Design: This design allows for a shorter motor length compared to radial flux motors, contributing to its compact form factor.
- High Power Density: Emrax motors are recognized for delivering significant power output relative to their size and weight.
- Efficiency: The motor is designed for high efficiency, minimizing energy losses and maximizing performance.
- Liquid Cooling: Liquid cooling systems are often integrated to manage heat generated during operation, enabling sustained high-power output.
- Voltage and Current Capabilities: The motor is typically designed to operate at specific voltage and current levels, depending on the application requirements.
The specific performance characteristics of an Emrax 228 motor can vary depending on the specific configuration and application. However, it is generally regarded as a top-tier electric motor choice for applications demanding high performance and efficiency in a compact package. Technical specifications such as continuous power, peak power, torque, and RPM are typically available from the manufacturer's datasheets.