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Author Topic: Is high frequency alternating current capable of rotating induction motor?  (Read 2075 times)

PolaczekCebulaczek

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I have 100khz AC power that can light up a bulb, can I use this to run small induction motor? I want the Lorentz force to push rotor coil, I know that motor would not rotate at 100000hz rate but it does not need to be that fast, all I want is some sort of mechanical frequency changer using induction motor technology, adding some capacitors to motor would help to achieve rotation?

AlienGrey

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I have 100khz AC power that can light up a bulb, can I use this to run small induction motor? I want the Lorentz force to push rotor coil, I know that motor would not rotate at 100,Khz rate but it does not need to be that fast, all I want is some sort of mechanical frequency changer using induction motor technology, adding some capacitors to the motor would help to achieve rotation?
watch out for hot flying electrically charged alloy foil!|

 a little knowledge is dangerous a 100 khz induction motor

PolaczekCebulaczek

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So it would not rotate due to HF radiation looses? what if motor is made from ferrite instead of iron?