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Patrick
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10.13.2007, 03:36 AM

I meant the field coils for motors or alternators without permanent magnets.
Is for brushed motors or brushless, or both?
So for a brushless motor, instead of the stator being a bunch of wire, you'd have this molded thing? Would that mean it would work for a car alternator as well? (the stator and the field coil)
   
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10.13.2007, 03:33 PM

Basically think eddy currents, if you get past this barrier, then it allows a good jump in continuous power output.

I think this will come in extremely useful in high frequency/high rpm motors such as the brushless motors we use.


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