01-13-2025, 08:36 AM
I couldn't resist trying it quickly because it was dry.. The iron powder bridgers cog almost equal to the laminates, despite the different sizes / thickness.
The output is again "almost decent" but not still not enough..
The output wave with this number of magnets to bridgers is NOT a pure sinewave.. Here's what I know so far..
1. IF there are 150% of bridgers to magnets, the output was a pure sinewave
2. IF there are 150% of magnets to bridgers, the output is more like a 1 polarity wave (with humps on either end)
And so far, the best results were with configuration #1, where the bridgers outnumbered the magnets by 150%.
A few things are for certain.. We can absolutely get true and full wattage outputs, or even full Amperage outputs. And the wave / cogging / and drag can be varied and tinkered with, as the magnetic dynamics are completely different from a standard generator..
Before I go much further on rotor design, I want to get longer core bolts and attach a 2nd isolated output coil on 1 bolt, (transformer style).. I have a feeling that by adding another coil on the bolts, I may be able to take advantage of the mutual induction between both coils to increase output.. We will see
The output is again "almost decent" but not still not enough..
The output wave with this number of magnets to bridgers is NOT a pure sinewave.. Here's what I know so far..
1. IF there are 150% of bridgers to magnets, the output was a pure sinewave
2. IF there are 150% of magnets to bridgers, the output is more like a 1 polarity wave (with humps on either end)
And so far, the best results were with configuration #1, where the bridgers outnumbered the magnets by 150%.
A few things are for certain.. We can absolutely get true and full wattage outputs, or even full Amperage outputs. And the wave / cogging / and drag can be varied and tinkered with, as the magnetic dynamics are completely different from a standard generator..
Before I go much further on rotor design, I want to get longer core bolts and attach a 2nd isolated output coil on 1 bolt, (transformer style).. I have a feeling that by adding another coil on the bolts, I may be able to take advantage of the mutual induction between both coils to increase output.. We will see