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Q: I should do this with a AVR microcontroller circuit: The motor speed will follow frequency pretty close- slippage that is related to load You have to vary voltage directly to frequency or it will use too much current at low speeds and won't have torque at higher speeds. Variable frequency drives do this automatically, that is why they cost so much.

Q: Brushless DC motor is AC motor or DC motor, why?: The DC motor only has no brush and commutator. It should be inside to check the rotor position through the Holzer sensor, make the drive circuit turn over, and make sure the motor turn in one direction

Q: I am trying to determine the power requirements for an AC Motor for 2 types of wavemakers; Plunger and Flap.Here is the layout of the plunger and tank: I think you need: F= Discharge (in m^3/s) * Speed Speed can be calculated according to you data. Discharge would the amount of water displaced every second, in m^3/s. Use P=F*V, should get you the power.

Q: I just asked a question about generating electricity from an AC motor and someone told me to quot;energize the windingsquot;. Can someone tell me what that is?: The 'windings' are the coils of insulated copper wire. They are only 'energized' during operation of the device (either as a motor, or as a generator). If the device is operating as a motor, a voltage difference across the wire pushes current through it. The flowing electric charge creates a magnetic field, which pushes on the permanent magnets, spinning the shaft. If the device is operating as a generator, the permanent magnets on the spinning shaft create a changing magnetic field which induces a voltage in the coils of wire. This voltage can then be utilized to run other devices.

Q: even an synchronous motor is not a problem..tell me some site: The basic thing is to create that rotating field in the stator. For this the simplest is you need 4 poles placed like a cross, and 2 phases separated by 90 degrees. Wire the poles so the opposite poles help each other, and the two phases are at right angles. You can get the two phases using counters or shift registers etc with amplifiers, or analogue phase shifters, op-amps, using a sine wave source and followed by power amplifiers. Consider stereo audio amplifier. It is better to work with sine waves than square waves, as the field shifts gradually. The rotor could be a basket of copper shorting bars. I think you could do away with the iron in the rotor for a demo motor. The second link also shows a simplified layout for a three phase motor with three poles. The eddy current motor is a simpler one to make. See the link below for a few ideas.

Q: P0480 comes on and relay blows after turning AC on. The compressor turns on and the air blows cold and the condenser fan comes but after five minutes it will blow a relay. The fan motor is hot to the touch and noisy when it turns.: It sounds like the fan motor has gone south on you. Shouldn't be too horribly priced--I'd say anywhere from $50-$300.

Q: Please exchange the motor. Is it possible to adjust the speed with a governor?: There are more than one way to regulate speed. The frequency, the magnetic pole, the logarithm and the slip are all right

Q: For AC motors, when the voltage is constant, the frequency of the voltage becomes higher or lower, so what is the impact on the motor?.: Induction motor, power frequency rise will make the speed increases, the rise of the motor inductance frequency increase, the current will be reduced, reducing the temperature rise of the motor current will decline.When the power supply frequency decreased, motor speed will decline, the current decline due to the increased motor inductance, the temperature should be increased.

Q: What would happen if you tried to run a DC (direct current) motor on AC (alternating current) power?: I think the motor will turn back and forth if the frequency of the AC power is low enough, and it will just vibrate if the frequency is too high.

Q: I have to do research for an engineering project and i can't even figure out what it ishelp!: A motor that runs on alternating current as opposed to direct current. There are several types, also things like drills tend to have universal motors that will run on either.

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