Statorbased
Statorbased is an adjective used to describe designs, architectures, or control approaches in electric machines in which the stator—the stationary part containing windings and related hardware—is the primary locus of energy conversion, sensing, or control. The term is not widely standardized but is used to contrast stator-centric approaches with rotor-based designs in which the rotor carries most of the energy storage, actuation, or mechanical output and often houses key rotating electronics or commutation hardware.
In many electric machines, the stator provides the magnetic field through windings powered by supply networks,
Applications span electric motors, generators, and drive systems where stator-centric solutions are advantageous, including modular drives,
As with many engineering terms, usage of 'statorbased' varies by field and vendor, and it often denotes