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- Q: I'm looking for a general overview of the pros and cons of AC and DC motors. (assuming that both are Brushless)and a couple more things..DC motors are suppose to be more efficient, but isn't DC in general MUCH more inefficient than AC?Is there really that much of a difference between an AC motor and a DC motor in stability at high speeds?
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- Q: so where can i get a motor that is 117 ph. power using dc current and another motor with the same 117ph. but using AC.of 220v just like thy use in Philippines china and so on that can handle 220v to 230v like in Philippines for example so for the DC Motor i need same 117 hp.
- You have described the motor as 117ph and 117hp. You also want 220V AC and a DC one with the same whatever 117ph is.. The motor pictured is a gear motor and has a power of 40W. If you get your specifications sorted out you will be able to find it yourself. Voltage (230V AC, but DC is what voltage?) Frequency (50Hz or 60 Hz). Phases (1 or 3 for AC). For this low power I expect 1 phase. Mechanical power (in watts or horsepower) RPM (revolutions per minute = speed) Gears, axial and radial torque, gear ratio. Look these terms up for an explanation. If you want speed control it is best to search for a 3 phase gear motor and use a VFD (variable frequency drive), which can run the motor from single phase for smaller motors. The motor and VFD should match. I recommend you find a local sales office for electrical equipment. For a DC motor it will depend on the voltage and mechanical power level, but these usually use some sort of PWM controller. Once again the motor and speed controller should match. These will not be readily available except in smaller sizes.
- Q: I know what a DC is. I think i'm sure about what an AC motor is, But what is an AC/DC motor and why is it different from an AC motor?
- it will be difficult to hand turn any motor fast enough to illuminate a bulb that large. You could put a volt meter on the motor while you turn it to see how many volts you get. You can also drive one motor with another motor, just to see what the best voltage possible is. A DC motor will generate DC voltage, and the DC voltage will likely be small - approx 12 volts or less. If you spin such a motor fast enough to generate 120 volts, it will self-destruct, because it's spinning ten times faster than it's designed. There will also be inefficiencies, so you will only get part of the electric energy out. You might want to try a smaller bulb, like a flashlight bulb.
- Q: Like if you wanted the motor to only spin 1rpm (unrealistic but yeah just for examples sake) would it still have the same amount of torque as it would at its rated voltage? If not is there any way to achieve this goal of instant torque and variable speed?
- For operation below normal voltage, an AC motor’s torque capability is approximately proportional to voltage squared. If the voltage is 1/2 of normal, the available torque will be about 1/4 of normal. Speed can not be controlled very well by reducing voltage. If the load torque is naturally reduced by reducing speed as happens with a fan or centrifugal pump, reducing voltage and motor torque provides some degree of speed control. Voltage reduction with a fan or pump load essentially allows the fan or pump to overload the motor and slow it down. The only way to have good variable speed performance is to use a variable frequency drive (VFD). A VFD controls the power to the motor and keeps the voltage proportional to the frequency as the frequency is reduced to reduce speed. VFDs work best with 3-phase motors. VFDs with limited performance are available for specific types of single phase motors. For more detailed information, look at the Wikipedia article.
- Q: I was just wondering what the 3 wire connected to. is there anyway to run that motor without the control system (or the circut board that i cannot remember the name of at the moment) that attaches to the battery.thanks, if you have any diagrams that would get you a best answer!!thanks again
- These motors will not work without the control board. The motor is actually a 3 phase AC motor, the control board provides the battery conversion to 3 phase, and varies the supply frequency for speed control. So each wire is connected to a separate winding in the motor. I don't know whether the windings are connected in a star or delta configuration, though. Maybe either might be used. There are brushless DC motors about, but generally only low power ones. They only have 2 wires. The necessary switching functions usually done by carbon or metal brushes, are done by internal electronics instead. They are common in motors such as computer fans.
- Q: im trying to get two compressors to work of a single pressure switch?thanks a lot!
- The starting current for the two motors would be near 100 amps surge. The motors would need to be on their own circuit breaker. As for the pressure switch controlling both motors, pressure switches are usually designed to operate a single motor. Going through a contactor would be your best solution with the pressure switch controlling the contactor coil.
- Q: Why is a split phase or capacitor start motor typically not a varialbe speed motor?What would have to be done to operate a split phase or capacitor start motor as a variable speed motor?
- most of these motors have a start winding that is disconnected by a centrifugal switch near operating speed. If the desired speed is less than the speed needed to keep the switch open the start winding would then be reconnected and soon burn out. The starting capacitor would most likley burn out first. Shaded pole motors can have multi speeds by varying voltage but are limited to smaller outputs like fans ...The shaded pole motor has many positive features, but it also has several disadvantages. Its low starting torque is typically 25 to 75% of full load torque. It is a high slip motor with running speed 7 to 10% below synchronous speed. Also, it is very inefficient, usually below 20%... at second link Depending on application it may be possible to use a variable speed pully such as the one at the 3rd link (tb woods)
- Q: I bought a british warning siren made by Secomak, which has a motor rated for 240VAC/DC 3A @50Hz. I am confused on how to provide it power. Not only do I somehow have to provide it 240V (which would require at least a transformer given that US outlets are only 120V), but I've also been told US 240VAC power
- 50Hz motor runs with 60Hz power result lost almost 1/3 of its original torque while running on 50Hz. Rotation from motor becomes slower.
- Q: i have got a hold of a washing machine motor i have it wired but it runs at full RPM so i would like to reduce its speed how can this be done?
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- Q: I am trying to make a rotating bb target. I went to Radio Shack and they got these little electric motors but they spin way to fast.....o.....lo -O-o .....l .....o It would be shaped something like this (above). The motor would turn the center and 4 targets are connected with a 3 inch metal rod to the center. Total length is about 9 inches, 2quot; tin disk targets and the center would be like a 3quot; tin diskIf this makes any sense? Any ideas and what power motor do you think I would need and how to do this? I am beginner when it comes to electric motors. AC would be prefered but DC will still be ok.
- Hard one. I got some cool little dc motors out of a 5 CD changer lately. But, like you said, they spin too fast. Actaully I am working on how to slow them down too :D. I think you can do it with a high wattage potentiometer. If you go for ac you can get smallish motors (usually universal or shaded pole) out of old ovens (fanbake ovens). But to alter the speed on an ac motor I think you need to get into pulse width, 555 timers and such things, which is not simple. Your best bet might be getting an drill like builders use. they spin very slow on low speed, and in fact, the cheap ones coming out of China now spin slow just because they are so s h i t ! :D
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