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The purpose of DC motor protection is
to extend a motor's lifespan by protecting
it from conditions that can damage the motor's windings--both electrically
and mechanically.
Defined in rudimentary terms, an electric motor is a device that uses electricity to create mechanical force. But in 1834, when our story takes place, most people would have trouble
understanding the ramifications. That was the year that one of the earliest DC electric motors was invented—by a blacksmith.