In the brush-type PM motor, the armature winding is no longer rotating, but is mounted within the outer frame structure, and is now called the stator.

Name: In the brush-type PM motor, the armature winding is no longer rotating, but is mounted within the outer frame structure, and is now called the stator.
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In a brush-type PM motor, the armature winding is typically the rotating part, known as the rotor, while the stator is the stationary part that houses the permanent magnets.

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