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Back-EMF Motion Feedback. INTRODUCTION. Electromotive force (EMF) refers to the voltage generated by a spinning motor. Measuring this voltage in order to determine the rotational speed of a motor is commonly called Back-EMF since the voltage tends to push-back against the circuit driving current into a motor's windings.
The ECM motor has 3 components: 1  The motor â which does not have any âwindingsâ in it. The stator is driven by magnetic fields. 2  The module or ECM Microprocessor â or the âbrainsâ of the motor. It receives the programming information from the board via a 16 pin harness and âtranslatesâ it so the motor produces the CFM desired.