More precise speed control, longer life (fewer things to wear out),
and much lower electrical noise.

They aren't meant to hold a particular position, though, so it
probably isn't a good choice for position control.  You could use it
that way, but probably not very precisely.

-Adam

On 8/15/06, L030010 <l030010@singnet.com.sg> wrote:
> Hi all
>
> can anyone please advice me why is it good to use a brushless motor? and if
> i need a PID control of position is it a good choice?
>
> Regards
>
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