8-Turn Disc HIGH Powered MOTOR / Ironless Star Generator
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 มี.ค. 2021
- This is a rotating disc motor which has 2 coils per set and characterized by upward wireless superposition. It can either generate electricity or drive mechanical output but it's mainly a demonstration model.
The design of trapezoidal coils:
medcraveonline.com/IJBSBE/IJB...
Motor Can Be Bought Here:
www.aliexpress.com/i/40008751...
www.stirlingkit.com/products/...
*I bought this with my own money so there were no sponsorships involved!*
Music:
"TrES-2b Edit" By CO.AG Music
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These motors are definitely a little different from typical axial flux designs. I will keep trying to find more unique motors/engines and demonstrate them for you!
Hey, did you make that or find it somewhere?
@@hambone51501 It was premade, you can buy it from one of the sites in the description. It's around $180 which is not too bad for demo unit.
Now, just scale that up. Add magnets to levitate the magnetic wheel so theres no resistance off an axis.
@@EarthCreature. My thoughts exactly. How is this different to an axial flux motor? Still learning.
@@noutram1000 Well with 1 tweak it isn't much of a different motor at all. But marrying it with a no-resistance/flywheel would put it scores beyond performance though
You won't have that cogging / starting problem if you use # of magnets divisible by 4 and # of coils divisible by 3 (e.g. 8 magnets/ 6 coils or 16 magnets/ 12 coils etc).
I built a few axial flux alternators (wind turbines) and it's a lot of fun. I really like your creative design/ fab work, nice job!
It looks like a nice way to have a fan.
I did something like that on a fidget spinner, its brushless and has two 300 loop coil angled 120 degree and 240 degree then the 3rd side has a set up where when a magnet aligns with it, it will complete the circuit, making a pulse of magnetic field on each coil thus repelling the magnets onboard the spinner. Its kind of a brushless motor but it doesnt require controler or any transistor.
Nice , something New
Nice to see you dude 🙋
beautiful.
I always struggled to see a positive use for engines like this outside of like drones or rc craft
Hybrids
Become more creative?
Seems like your perspective is only limited to your situation. There are thousands of applications that need motors like this, to point out the most obvious, E bikes
Rc cars and drones won't be able to use it because it needs a push to work
@@eastwood111 it needs a push to start working, you would need the power consistently on, which is a waste of battery, and you can't fit a huge battery on a bicycle
Cool
After viewing this and seeing that the price was $180 I decided to investigate further. In the end I decided to design my own -the thinking being that I would learn a lot more about motors doing it this way than even building a kit. I built an axial flux 3 phase brushless dc motor with 16 permanent magnets and 12 electromagnets that I wound myself using some copper wire bought online (the ratio is not 1:1 so the motor can start more easily I think as there is always a small offset.) I used a 'delta' configuration and drove it from an Ebay 3 phase driver that cost $20 -this was the only bit I bought. I did look into the electronics/design of this but in the end it was cheaper/easier to buy this bit. The motor itself I printed using my 3D printer. Success was going to be 'it spins' and it did!
Good luck!
Nice, it's always better building motors from scratch.
I want to install a similar hub motor for a small EV project car at front wheels like a spinning top and also power the wheels to get gyroscope effect which can prevent the car from overturning/flipping.
Well, that would be pretty impressive! I wonder if you can build it like a flywheel energy storage unit, that would be neat
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Motor e gerador.
You look that Sheepman or Goatman(Mr Tumnus) from movie Narnia... Lol
lol
can you use this above 150 deg celsius?
Very nice
Hi, Great video! Can this be used as a generator? if so where's the output?
Material: Acrylic
.Input Voltage: 12V
.Output Voltage: One circuit board 5w
.Speed: 5000-10000 RPM
.Product Weight: 2000g
.Package Dimensions: 30 x 30 x 8cm
Do you have a parts list or diagram for this
Where can you buy it? Thank you
If you could just, make the stator freely movable through slip rings and use aluminum disc as a rotor without magnets, you'd be built the thing I had in mind.
What are the specifications of your motor
What are the circuit boards and chips for on the outside of the board? I am new to electronics :)
Looks like MOSFETS triggered by hall effect sensors. These are used for timing. When the magnet goes past the hall sensor, the sensor tells the MOSFET to send electrical pulse to that coil. The coil becomes magnetized and pushes the magnets to spin the rotor. If used as a generator, the hall sensors and mosfets do nothing. Timing and energizing the coils from an outside source is only needed in motor mode.
Nice 😎
Now what if you connected that to some modified transformers
You didn't explain the powering circuit components driving the motor
IT IS A VERSION OF AXIAL FLUX MOTOR (ITS INRUNNER VERSION)
Very cool but also not practical outside of demonstration purposes as you said. Would be cool if it was wired to recharge batteries or something so that it had some use outside of the visual perspective.
For sure, maybe drive mechanical motion into and use as gen.
Amaj'zings
Just out of curiosity, can you charge a battery on it and in the future have your own off-grid power station? I don't know anything about electrical, physic or engineering yet, that is why I'm asking.
You can drive mechanical input into it and use it as a generator. But this one is not very stable and you would only get a few watts per coil. I'm sure there are some better axial gens out there though!
No way it could be used for off the grid power. A few watts (let's imagine that it was capable of 50 watts (big stretch)), you would need at least 100 of these just to handle very basic lighting in the home. Imagine what's needed for a fridge, tv etc..
Can you? Yes.
Should you? Nah..
this voice sound to my ear from another chanel but i dont remeber wich one.
Wow! Is that ac or dc? What is the max output power and how much is the generator?
Material: Acrylic
.Input Voltage: 12V
.Output Voltage: One circuit board 5w
.Speed: 5000-10000 RPM
.Product Weight: 2000g
.Package Dimensions: 30 x 30 x 8cm
wow
Nice for educational use but not for generating power. Construction should be completely different. Two sets of magnets outside the coil and one set of coil.
fast asf
It is more interesting to see motors that are not driven by external powercords but use , for instance, gravity or the Earth's magnetic field, thus turning on unlimted power.
They're also a pipe dream (and occasionally fraudulent contraptions)
It has 8 electromagnets therefore it is NOT A 3 PHASE INPUT
Yep that's right, it's DC and hooked to an adapter.
@@Tech_Planet DC sux :( i just hate DC
How much
About $180 from bangood/aliexpress. I will leave some links in description!
at this high rpm you need to balance the rotor. that requires special equipment.
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Толк-есть ?
The motor shaft is bent you shouldn't be using it at high rpm with poorly balanced and poorly manufactured materials