Directions: Identify the type of motor described in the following statements by filling up the missing letters in the boxes below.
1. A type of motor where current is successively injected into the different coils of wire (electromagnet/stator) to generate a moving magnetic field so that the permanent magnet rotor can be continuously pulled along the circular path.

2. A type of motor in which current is fed into different coils of wire (electromagnet/stator) in order to generate a moving magnetic field that allows the permanent magnet rotor to be continually dragged along a circular path.

3. A type of motor where the motion of the electromagnet rotor is caused by the interaction between its magnetic field and the magnetic field of the permanent magnet stator.

4. A type of motor in which the stator’s rotating magnetic field induces a current into the rotor, which in turn creates its own magnetic field until it rotates as a consequence of the interaction between the two magnetic fields.

5. A type of motor used to have accurate control of angular position, acceleration, and velocity by means of a sensor for feedback position.