Electronic Speed Control

An Electronic Speed Control (ESC) is a device that manages the power delivered to an electric motor, allowing precise regulation of its speed and direction. It uses electronic components to adjust current flow, responding to user inputs like throttle changes. ESCs are common in remote-controlled vehicles, drones, and electric bikes, offering smooth acceleration, deceleration, and braking. They also protect the motor from overheating or damage by monitoring performance and adjusting output accordingly. Overall, an ESC ensures efficient, responsive, and safe operation of electric motors in various applications.