Why should I choose a brushless motor for my air blowgun?

    Air blowguns can use either brushed or brushless motors and there are some differences between them:

1. Brushed motors:

    Brushed motors are the traditional type of motor which contains carbon brushes and a rotating assembly.
The carbon brushes are in contact with the base of the motor and create friction through an electric current, which results in rotary motion.
    Brushed motors are usually cheaper than brushless motors, but are noise leathering, noise prime, and may require more frequent maintenance and replacement.
2. Brushless motors:

    A brushless motor has no carbon brushes or rotating parts and therefore has a more simplified structure.
It utilizes an electronic controller to control the current, which results in rotary motion, reducing friction and energy loss.
    Brushless motors are more, and usually last longer, than brushed motors, and produce noisier noise. They also provide a more stable bus and more precise control.
For air blow guns, evaluating brushless motors in your design may offer the following advantages:

    Higher efficiency: Brushless motors consume very little energy and provide a more powerful wind output.
    Longer life: Brushless motors do not have carbon brushes to wear out, thus providing a longer life.
    Less noise: Brushless motors typically produce less noise than brushed motors.
    More consistent performance: Brushless motors can provide a more stable and consistent output of wind power due to precise electronic control.
    To summarize, brushless motors may offer the advantage of being more efficient, consuming more, and making less noise in air blow guns.