The Most Powerful E-Motor: Koenigsegg's Dark Matter Raxial Flux 6-Phase Revelation

Today, we embark on a thrilling journey deep into the heart of Koenigsegg’s latest creation, the enigmatic Dark Matter Raxial Flux 6-Phase E-Motor. With whispers of unprecedented power, mysterious six-phase technology, and a design that pushes the boundaries of what we thought was possible, this is a story that transcends the world of mere cars - it’s a tale of electric dreams, high-speed ambitions, and the relentless pursuit of automotive excellence. So, fasten your seatbelts because we’re about to uncover the electrifying secrets of this modern marvel that’s redefining the world of hypercars.
In today's video we look at The Most Powerful E-Motor: Koenigsegg's Dark Matter Raxial Flux 6-Phase Revelation
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[@ScubaShafer]

Why did you make the music so flippin loud?

[@CarNerds-vy2kj]

Throughout the whole video or when during the video? Thank you for the feedback @scubasteve6956

[@raddrywall2228]

great video, until about 5 mins in, the background music totally drowns out the voice 🤦🏻

[@CarNerds-vy2kj]

Thank you for the feedback I will take it onboard for future videos

[@joannemarc9121]

Music needs to be louder 👍

[@CarNerds-vy2kj]

Thank you for the feedback

[@brynnrogers5081]

at 3:27 it sure looks like a 3 phase motor (only 3 power terminals) I suspect that it is a 6 pole or more, and you would still drive it with 3 phases, cause that is all you ever need (except for marketing).

[@wilsjane]

Exactly. 6 pole motors are generally accepted to give optimum balance between smooth running and torque, but that could easily be increased to 8, 10, or 12 if needed. The results would be exactly the same and a radial motor makes it simpler. A six phase inverter would be far more complex and enormous fun if a wire got crossed, leading to extensive damage. Reversing the motor would be even greater fun.
I am sure that you are correct and the 6 phase is simply a 12 pole motor with a fancy new name.
3:14 shows a motor with 9 pairs in the rotor.
2:28 shows a normal 6 pole field.

[@pietskiet42-_]

Nope, 6 phase 800v ac.....

[@srinivaskotagiri4376]

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[@gabrielthecolorblindsoul6994]

2:22 why is a brushed motor here?

[@hoodedcreeper2465]

A shorter wire means less resistance. so if you were to say have 12 pole pairs, a 3 phase motor would have 4 coils per phase. By increasing the number of phases ( wiring the poles in parallel ) a 6 phase motor would have 2 coils per phase. Meaning shorter wire, less resistance, more power. The best solution would be to wire each pole separately.

[@KOl-xj4jt]

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[@techthis]

You pretty much copied the Tech Machine video?