Synchro Rotor

A synchro rotor is a component found in the supply class of synchros and resolvers in the supply group of electrical and electronic equipment components.

A synchro rotor is a rotating part of a synchro system that is used to convert mechanical motion into electrical signals or vice versa. It is typically made of a ferromagnetic material and is designed to interact with the stator, which is the stationary part of the synchro system.

The synchro rotor is responsible for transmitting the mechanical motion or position of the system to the electrical signals. It is often used in applications where precise control and synchronization of mechanical systems are required, such as in aircraft and industrial machinery.

In a synchro system, the rotor is connected to the mechanical component whose position or motion needs to be measured or controlled. As the rotor rotates, it induces voltages in the stator windings, which are then used to determine the position or motion of the rotor.

Overall, the synchro rotor plays a crucial role in the functioning of synchro systems by converting mechanical motion into electrical signals, enabling precise control and synchronization of mechanical systems.