 Electromagnetic clutch

An electromagnetic clutch is a type of clutch that uses electromagnetic forces to engage and disengage components in a mechanical system. It typically consists of an electromagnet, a rotor, and a friction disc or plate. The primary function of an electromagnetic clutch is to connect and disconnect two rotating shafts or components without mechanical linkages. ### Key Components: 1. **Electromagnet**: When an electrical current is applied, the electromagnet generates a magnetic field.