Which motor is used when a heavy torque is needed: Series, Shunt, Compound or none of these?
I would agree that using that name would not be the best move, let's say you get things up and running and are enjoying some success from your efforts and then get the lawyer letter and have to start over building your nameBetter to play it safejust my 2c
The name impinges on the Microsoft company, causing confusionYou'd still get a letter from lawyers about it.
Compared to the shunt motor, the series motor has a higher torque at slow speed and a lower torque at high speed and is especially adapted at driving street cars, lifting cranes, etc.
