What is cogging in motors?
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Cogging, also known as detent torque, refers to the phenomenon where a motor experiences irregular or jerky motion when starting from rest due to the interaction between the rotor magnets and the stator teeth. It can affect the smoothness and precision of motor operation, particularly in applications requiring low-speed control, such as robotics and automation.