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  • Best Ive seen so FAR!

  • Very well presented.

  • is it possible to use a motor from sewing machine to use as wind turbine? it has no magnets, i think its induction type. it produces like .5 milliamps when i turn by hand. it runs on 120V @ 95A. think you can help. thank you

  • Nobody answered. So I will take a try at it.

    I think the answer is no, because the only way to induce a magnetic field into the rotor is to apply a voltage to the same stator, where you want to extract the energy.

    Could it be primed, like a water pump ?

    I doubt it.

    Would it have to be at the same freuency as the rotation of the propeller, lagging ?

    Difficult to do, at best.

    I say forget it.

    Good webpage here about such motors:

    phys unsw edu au/hsc/hsc/electric_motors1 html

  • By the way, that tiny current is likely from some residual magnetism in the rotor, which theoretically has zero magnetism when no current is applied to the motor.

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  • Awesome. Perfectly explained!

  • Absolutely amazing job! Your first application was the principle a resolver operates on correct?

  • Yes; driving one of the main coils and synchronous demodulation of the 2 sense coil outputs would enable angle to be found as arctan of demod. outputs. However, easier to drive both main coils with cos() and sin() as for motor, and use 1 sense coil. Comparing phase of its output with one of the drive signals would give direct info. on angular position.

  • Thank you. Very informative and clear.

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