elektromotorischen

Elektromotorischen is the inflected form of the German adjective elektromotorisch. It describes anything related to an electric motor or powered by one. In technical writing it appears in phrases such as elektromotorische Antriebe (electromotor drives) and elektromotorische Systeme. The corresponding noun for the device is Elektromotor, which converts electrical energy into mechanical energy.

Elektromotorischen contexts cover various motor types: direct-current motors (Gleichstrommotoren), alternating-current motors (Wechselstrommotoren), and specialized drives like Servomotoren and Schrittmotoren. These motors differ in how they convert energy, e.g., DC motors with a commutator, induction and synchronous motors in AC designs, but all share the electromotoric principle of producing torque via electromagnetic interactions.

In practice, elektromotorische Systeme are central to automation, robotics, transportation, and household appliances. They can be designed for high torque, high speed, or precise positioning and are often integrated with sensors, power electronics, and control software to form complete mechatronic solutions.

Terminology note: elektromotorisch is sometimes used broadly to describe motor-driven equipment, while "elektromotorische Kraft" is the term historically used for electromotive force (emf) in physics. This article focuses on motor-related uses of the term.