Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Mechanical Power Supply?
Posted by
Simon Arthur
on 2005-02-16 10:02:22 UTC
Yes, this is theoretically possible.
You'd need a motor slightly bigger than what you describe, as motors are
inefficient generators.
The power it would produce would still have to be filtered. Most DC
motors don't have perfectly smooth conduction between the commutator and
the brushes.
vortec62 wrote:
You'd need a motor slightly bigger than what you describe, as motors are
inefficient generators.
The power it would produce would still have to be filtered. Most DC
motors don't have perfectly smooth conduction between the commutator and
the brushes.
vortec62 wrote:
>Somewhat off the wall question here. If you had 'big' DC motor that
>operated at the same voltage as your servos and normally required the
>same current as all your servos together could you use it as
>generator to supply power for the servos? Would it have any
>advantages in producing 'cleaner' power that wouldn't need as much
>filtering. Just curious.
>
>
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vortec62
2005-02-16 09:50:01 UTC
Mechanical Power Supply?
Simon Arthur
2005-02-16 10:02:22 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Mechanical Power Supply?