Rotors

Rotors are the spinning parts inside electric motors and generators that create motion or electricity. In motors, they rotate to produce mechanical power that drives machines or vehicles. In generators, they turn to convert mechanical energy into electrical energy. The rotor interacts with a stationary part called the stator, using electromagnetic forces to generate motion or electricity. Their design and material influence the efficiency and power output of the device. Essentially, rotors are the core components that convert electrical energy into mechanical energy or vice versa, enabling countless machines and tools we rely on daily.