chatelot16 wrote:to read your curves well it would be necessary to put the tension of exitation on a linear scale: you will see that beyond a certain exitation the tension of exit does not increase in proportion: it is sign that the magnetic circuit saturates , so that the yield becomes bad
Good point is what it seemed to me (there was a maximum / optimum) because 30W excitation (for a given engine for 225W) seems really huge!
chatelot16 wrote:at random without tracing the curve I would say not to exceed 5v
Ok I guess there is an optimum to be determined case by case (depending on the RPM and type of windings)
Question: Does the load count? That is to say ideally should a variable excitation depending on the load?
chatelot16 wrote:to increase the tension it is necessary to increase the speed
it is not a type of engine adapted to low speed
Ben I'm still surprised by the results because a screwdriver turns quite weakly (I have more doc but I do not think it exceeds the 400-500 rpm) it is not a drill!
Ah my humble opinion it will suffice for what I want to do.
Today I will try to excite with 12V AC to see if it's better? And I will connect the oscilloscope!
ps: this subject has advanced faster than expected and the subject of the generator no longer corresponds to the title, so I will make a new subject with a summary of what has been said! There it's done: https://www.econologie.com/forums/moteur-uni ... t6819.html
So for all that concerns the current generator mode, please continue the discussion on this new topic, I have already copied / pasted the most interesting information about the generator mode: Tranformet or modify a universal engine in generator mode. THANK YOU!