New type of electric motor (true BLDC)

In summary, the conversation discusses a new type of motor that has not been invented before. The speaker is unsure if it will work due to potential problems with low power density and efficiency. They are interested in receiving feedback and criticism on their idea and wonder why it has not been invented before. The conversation also mentions the need to create a physical prototype.
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K-yyJF-kTMw[/youtube]I'm not 100% s...is before, or why do you think it can't work?
 
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Give more details about the motor that has not anyone invented yet.
 
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Sorry, forgot to embed the video..
 
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ZenonDorin said:
K-yyJF-kTMw[/youtube] I'm not ... Did you make the prototype of your idea?
 
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I appreciate your enthusiasm and innovation in developing a new type of electric motor. However, in order to fully evaluate its potential, a physical prototype and rigorous testing would be necessary. Without these, it is difficult to determine the power density and efficiency of the motor.

Additionally, there may be other technical challenges or limitations that need to be addressed before this motor can be considered a viable replacement for conventional motors. It is important to thoroughly research and analyze the design and functionality of the motor to ensure its effectiveness and safety.

Regarding your question about why this type of motor hasn't been invented before, it is possible that there were technical limitations or challenges that prevented its development. It could also be that the market demand for such a motor was not significant enough to drive innovation in this area.

I encourage you to continue your research and development in this field and welcome any further updates or progress on your motor design. As scientists, it is important to continuously push the boundaries of technology and explore new possibilities. Thank you for sharing your work with the community and I look forward to seeing how it evolves.
 

FAQ: New type of electric motor (true BLDC)

What is a "New type of electric motor (true BLDC)"?

A "New type of electric motor (true BLDC)" refers to a type of electric motor that uses a brushless DC (BLDC) design. This means that instead of using brushes to transfer power to the motor's rotor, it uses an electronic commutation system to control the rotation of the motor.

What are the advantages of using a true BLDC motor?

There are several advantages to using a true BLDC motor. These include higher efficiency, greater reliability, and longer lifespan compared to traditional brushed motors. They also have a higher power-to-weight ratio and are more compact in size.

How does a true BLDC motor work?

A true BLDC motor works by using a permanent magnet rotor and stator with electronic commutation to control the flow of electricity to the motor. This allows for precise control over the speed and direction of the motor's rotation.

What are some common applications of true BLDC motors?

True BLDC motors are commonly used in small household appliances, electric vehicles, and industrial machinery. They are also used in robotics, HVAC systems, and medical equipment.

Are there any drawbacks to using a true BLDC motor?

One potential drawback of using a true BLDC motor is the higher initial cost compared to traditional brushed motors. They also require more complex electronic control systems, which can increase maintenance costs. However, the long-term benefits often outweigh these initial drawbacks.

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