In DC electric motors, at the point where the electric current is supplied to their rotating part, two brushes (also called carbon brushes) are used. Over time, due to friction, the brushes wear out and need to be replaced. For this reason, in recent years, brushless electric motors have been developed, which greatly surpass a brushed motor.

Advantages

• Due to the absence of brushes, they exhibit minimal mechanical wear and the need for maintenance is minimized.
• They have higher efficiency
• No noise and sparks are caused by friction
• They achieve very high speeds