An electric motor is an electromechanical machine that converts electrical energy into mechanical energy. These devices produce a rotational force that can be processed through operative automation, and their operation relies on the interaction of magnetic and electric fields. Electric motors consist of a central motor shaft, windings, bearings, an armature, brushes, terminals, a frame, and end shields. In general, electric motors can be classified into two types: AC motors and DC motors. AC motors take alternating current as an input, while DC motors take direct current.
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Airplanes encompass confined spaces which can turn into combustible, oxygen-enriched or oxygen-deficient chambers at the slightest mishap. This is where the role of gas detection sensors becomes prominent, as they allow the maintenance of optimum gas levels to preemptively avoid instances of in-flight explosion, considering overall aircraft safety.
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