williB
New Member
I was just thinking about when two magnets pass by an armature .. that the
problem is when one magnets flux is in the center and about to cut through, and
the other magnets flux is at the outside about to cut through .. that the flux
isnt cutting through the same loop..
even though it is the same winding, the outer magnet is cutting through the outer windings .. thats why there is a peak , only when the magnets flux is cutting through the core( and therefore the same physical loop) of the armature is there a peak ..
i was thinking that if you could shift the loops around , then the most flux would be cutting through a series of loops for a sustained peak..
i think it would be more efficient..
problem is when one magnets flux is in the center and about to cut through, and
the other magnets flux is at the outside about to cut through .. that the flux
isnt cutting through the same loop..
even though it is the same winding, the outer magnet is cutting through the outer windings .. thats why there is a peak , only when the magnets flux is cutting through the core( and therefore the same physical loop) of the armature is there a peak ..
i was thinking that if you could shift the loops around , then the most flux would be cutting through a series of loops for a sustained peak..
i think it would be more efficient..