Yes, provided it is not cordless (battery operated). The video shows a cake mixer engine with 4 speed modes (i.e. 4 winding taps). In order to do the electronic speed control, the motor is locked on higher-speed connection. Also, the isolation helps when imersion is required - such as blender.
Is that a premade current transformer or was it wound by yourself? The reason I ask is that I am trying to design an AC ammeter with a meter with 75mV movement. Just curious
This is a current transformer I used in old project (built by a local company, specializad in magnetics) and mounted over a home made PCB. Current relation: 1000:1 (max primary 40A, 60Hz).
Nice video, Complete with overview of your measuremt setup and explanation of what's goin on. Keep up the good work.
Just a little note: Most scopes have an option to trigger from the mains frequency.
This will increase the trigger stability.
xchvcwryb 10 months ago
Most scopes can directly trigger from the mains frequency.
This gives much more stable triggering.
xchvcwryb 10 months ago
I like it. Is it a common driving scheme used in domestic appliances (lets say in handheld blender)?
lipin84 1 year ago
@lipin84 BTW Showing effect of inductance forcing current flow is great.
lipin84 1 year ago
Yes, provided it is not cordless (battery operated). The video shows a cake mixer engine with 4 speed modes (i.e. 4 winding taps). In order to do the electronic speed control, the motor is locked on higher-speed connection. Also, the isolation helps when imersion is required - such as blender.
DirceuRodriguesJr 1 year ago
ThankyouThankyou!
HLSDK 2 years ago
Is that a premade current transformer or was it wound by yourself? The reason I ask is that I am trying to design an AC ammeter with a meter with 75mV movement. Just curious
HLSDK 2 years ago
This is a current transformer I used in old project (built by a local company, specializad in magnetics) and mounted over a home made PCB. Current relation: 1000:1 (max primary 40A, 60Hz).
DirceuRodriguesJr 2 years ago