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EpsilonRho
- Jan 1, 1970
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Is it correct to assume that a typical universal motor like they ones used
in an AC drills for example, if supplied with rectified AC will increase
efficiency, due to a reduction in iron losses? My thinking is the following:
1. The area under the hysteresis loop is decreased
Ph = Kh × f × Bn watts m-3 (n~= 1.6) (Ph = power loss due
hysteresis)
2. Eddy currents are decreased
Pe= Ke × f2 × B2 (Pe = power loss due E. currents)
TIA for any pertinent comments.
Gene
in an AC drills for example, if supplied with rectified AC will increase
efficiency, due to a reduction in iron losses? My thinking is the following:
1. The area under the hysteresis loop is decreased
Ph = Kh × f × Bn watts m-3 (n~= 1.6) (Ph = power loss due
hysteresis)
2. Eddy currents are decreased
Pe= Ke × f2 × B2 (Pe = power loss due E. currents)
TIA for any pertinent comments.
Gene