Universal motorcycle starter motor for BM 150 4 gear

vA stator is the stationary component of an electric motor or generator that produces a magnetic field to create or respond to motion. It consists of a laminated steel core and electrical windings made of insulated copper or aluminum wire. When alternating current flows through the windings, the stator generates a rotating magnetic field that interacts with the rotor (the moving part), converting electrical energy into mechanical energy in a motor, or mechanical energy into electrical energy in a generator.  

Key Characteristics and Function

Stationary:

The stator remains fixed in place while the rotor spins inside it. 

Magnetic Field Production:

Its primary role is to create a magnetic field, which is essential for the motor's operation. 

Energy Conversion:

It facilitates the conversion of electrical energy into mechanical energy (in a motor) or vice versa (in a generator). 

Core and Windings:

The stator contains a laminated steel core to guide magnetic flux and insulated wire windings that carry electric current. 

How it Works