New type of electric motor (true BLDC)

ZenonDorin · 2013-01-11T13:53:03+00:00

[url]K-yyJF-kTMw[/youtube]I'm not 100% sure it works because I haven't built a physical prototype yet. Though, the only problem that I see at the moment is the low power density potential and the low efficiency. Meaning that it WILL NOT REPLACE conventional brushed or BL motors. I would really like to hear your opinion and criticism. Why hasn't anyone invented this before, or why do you think it can't work?

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Start date Jan 11, 2013
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The discussion centers on a proposed new type of electric motor, described as a true BLDC, which has not yet been prototyped. Concerns are raised about its low power density and efficiency, indicating it is unlikely to replace existing brushed or brushless motors. The creator seeks feedback and insights on why this motor design has not been previously developed. Participants are encouraged to share their opinions and criticisms regarding the feasibility of the concept. The conversation emphasizes the need for a physical prototype to validate the motor's performance claims.

Jan 11, 2013

ZenonDorin

K-yyJF-kTMw[/youtube]I'm not 100% s...is before, or why do you think it can't work?

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Jan 11, 2013

hisham.i

Give more details about the motor that has not anyone invented yet.

Jan 11, 2013

ZenonDorin

Sorry, forgot to embed the video..

Oct 8, 2013

djsourabh

ZenonDorin said:

K-yyJF-kTMw[/youtube] I'm not ... Did you make the prototype of your idea?

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