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I posted a thread that's still visible concerning homopolar designs. This thread is spin off from it and I hope I get more feed back here than I did there.
What if it was possible to spin both the induction magnets of a generator and the armature in the same direction, at the same velocity by fixing both mechanically and still produce an electrical current? This is a completely fictional question. I'm not asking for anyone to tell me that's it rediculous or that "you can't do that" so why ask. I'm asking for you to use your imagination in this question and explore the possibilities of the answere.
There is a reason for this and I will of course elaberate further on the purpose for this question as the thread progresses.
Thanks to all who take the time to respond...
What if it was possible to spin both the induction magnets of a generator and the armature in the same direction, at the same velocity by fixing both mechanically and still produce an electrical current? This is a completely fictional question. I'm not asking for anyone to tell me that's it rediculous or that "you can't do that" so why ask. I'm asking for you to use your imagination in this question and explore the possibilities of the answere.
There is a reason for this and I will of course elaberate further on the purpose for this question as the thread progresses.
Thanks to all who take the time to respond...