Converting angular momentum into power

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To convert angular momentum into power, a system must harness rotational energy, typically through a generator. When an object spins, it possesses angular momentum, which can be transformed into electrical energy using electromagnetic induction. This process involves rotating a coil within a magnetic field, inducing an electric current that can power devices like light bulbs. The efficiency of this conversion depends on the design of the generator and the speed of rotation. Understanding these principles can help in developing effective systems for energy generation from angular momentum.
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So if I wanted to develop a system where angular momentum is transferred to power, how would that work? The actual conversion of angular momentum to power. I'm going to try to figure it out through physics but can someone put it into words. In the literal how would something that spins power a light bulb. Is that clear?
 
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