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variable-speed motor

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variable-speed motor [′ver·ē·ə·bəl ¦spēd ′mōd·ər]
(electricity)
A motor whose speed depends upon the load that it carries.


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Current drill presses can use a variable-speed motor in combination with stepped pulley systems.
They are available in any combination of belts and wheels and can be fitted with single, double or variable-speed motors.
These variable-speed motors are said to be more powerful and compact than a typical crankshaft-type hydraulic motor or an electric motor of the same horsepower.
 
 
 
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