Machines | How do Universal Motors work ?
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Help us to make future videos for you. Make LE's efforts sustainable. Please support us at Patreon.com ! https://www.patreon.com/LearnEngineering The working principle of Universal motors is explained in this video with the help of animation. They are capable to run under both the A.C and D.C power sources.
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pls make video for working of repulsion motor
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hi, I need a help to understand how work this motor. When you used the left rule hand, do you indicate the real direction of current? Tks for your help :)
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universal motor works a.c. & D.C. supply
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Excellent information.
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So, universal motor cannot run in opposite rotational direction?
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Great tutorial!
I have a universal motor rotary tool running on power cord AC.
How can i rewire it to run on DC? -
I tried using the transvestite over the forward converter but it burnt the 3GPP transistors. Does anybody know where I can find a jar of pickles for my pulse code Modulator?
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I have a 115 volt universal running on 12 vdc at 10 amps
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dayıoğlu türkçesi yokmu ??
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The complex explained simple. Excelent video!!
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so, while operating in dc, if i swap the polarity at the brushes the rotor will rotate in the opposite direction but what about while in ac? does it work the same way?
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very thanks
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Might this have anything to do with why my vacuum cleaner motor has loads of sparks coming out, with a burning smell?
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Universal motors are pretty inefficient. But it's good to know how they work. Thanks!
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Should be the right hand rule. That hand works for everything.
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Thanks a lot but where we should connect the power supply
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I think the positon of the electric brush should be delicately designed, or else there would exist some time during the rotation that the torque is dragging the rotor.
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Very Educational. ...thanks alot guys. ...very much appreciated!
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thanks!