Kaleb
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Feliks said:And this time love again......
I started my searches of generating electric from the oscillatory dynamo I carried which out from the ordinary stepper engine I had which at my "laboratory".
It 's very efficient new dynamo at very low RPM.
I joined the light bulb of 22 volt 0.05 A to one coil of this stepping motor,. Its about 1 Watt,
I joined the bridge rectifier at first to the second coil, and then electrolytic. and next same light bulb (of 22 volt as 0.05 amp) .
diagram :
And I made next video with this experiment.
This view of only energic HALF rotate stepper engine (left , right,left, right) video with to bulbs .One coil have diode and capacitor., another one coil no have.
http://www.new4stroke.com/stepper.wmv
I have this only one my prototype.
Next my propose are only virtual, but in prototype one coil give 1 watt. If in PCB you put 1000 pcs you give about 1 KW ! but constans currend.
Of course this idea need good development.
Why do we have such a low speed performance?
Therefore, the number of teeth in the stepper motor, which cut through the magnetic field is, say 120. that is, in relation to the conventional dynamo about 30 times more frequent cutting of the magnetic field
The other way too. Motors to have a maximum turnover of about 200 rpm;
Regards Andrew ;D
That looks interesting, I might try to make one myself, since it looks ideal for use with steam engines, or your semi-rotative engines.