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Explaining how commutated DC and universal motors work http://woodgears.ca/motors/dc.html
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awesome
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Your test rig with the rare earth magnets gave me a great idea for a project. Thanks!
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Great, awesome, praise full, words are not enough for you brother. Keep it up
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can u make a video on how battery charges work
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I thank you for distributing knowledge & in a manner which is understandable without difficulty. May the LORD grant you the sublime wisdom ////aiemen
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thanks
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I could use some Motor help. From anyone if they can..... I pulled a small DC motor from an old 7.2v Battery Powered Ryobi Drill that I got from a thrift store, and I'm having a hard time powering it. I'd like to wire it up by plugging it into an outlet and I believe I need an AC/DC adapter. I have tried using a Variable volt 1amp adapter from 1.5v to 15v but it only twitched periodically. I then tried a 9v Battery and it spun up and worked great, so I know the motor's not dead. Using a Multi-meter, it appears to pull 1.7 - 1.8 amps. So I got a 12v 2amp Adapter and it spun for half a second, then stopped for about a full second, then spun. I've only learned about Ohms law about 2 weeks ago, so I'm new at this and having a hard time trying to figure out what kind of power I need to hook this thing up, or how to measure what I need. Am I using too much volts? Is too much volts even a thing? How can I measure what the motor is using when it runs with a battery to determine what kind of Adapter to get?
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what drill was it?
(I know Ryobi)
I meant model -
merci
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hi i am trying to connect and use a treadmill motor but when i connect it the motor only wiggles left and right does anyone know what i need to make it spin correctly and also use it with a speed control?
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Sir if you could have been my college physics professor, I would have got decent gpa!
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Merci pour les formations
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Hey Matthias thank you very much vor the explanation ! Now I got it how the electric motors work :). Very nice explanation!
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I need a magnet
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Seems like many people are asking questions that they already know the answer to. Like you are trying to test this young mans knowledge or something.
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In this video th starter itself rotates. If (in a brushless motor) the starter remains static and the magnetic rotor rotates instead, will it produce the same amount of volts and amps as when the starter rotates?
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Please create a self-generator or gravity 12 volts, because I researched a lot and it is Zec details you
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Hi Matthias, Im working in a project, I want to build a Rotor Kit, (Machinery Fault Simulator), Im a Mechanical Engineer specialize in vibration, this project need a motor to provide the spin for the entire set, I select this one https://www.grainger.com/product/DAYTON-1-2-HP-Universal-AC-DC-Motor-2M145 but I need to control the speed and if can be possible the ramp rate (acceleration), could you make some comments how can I do it.
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have you ever considered teaching? you have a gift for it (which many teachers nowadays lack despite knowing the material)
Excellent Video - like the rest of your videos!!! -
wonderful explanation. Many thanks