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That's not true. They add, not multiply. Motor two does not go 1000 revolutions per one revolution of motor one, it goes 1 revolution while motor one is going 1 revolution. The total would be 2000rpm.no it would turn at 100000rpm they multiply
no it would turn at 100000rpm they multiply
Anyway ,,what made you say that rpm would multiply?
lol, yup curosity killed the cat! i was just looking at these stepper motors which have limited RPM,
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in the example you see the "charge coils" around the ceramic magnetic rotor, now we could design the same thing with the rotor on the outside and the "Charge coils" on the inside instead, right?
so what if we put the charge coils around the outside, put the rotor in the middle, then put an inner set of coils, now what if instead of hooking the inner coils up to a stepper controller we set them up so that one of the inner coils would pick up the flux force of the outter coil and used it to distribute power to the other inner coils causeing thoes coils to push from the center ceramic rotor?
the total would be summed, i was thinking factored too, but maybe we could still use this?