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I don't think that's the concept used. It's more likely to be a salient pole synchronous machine with the field winding supplied by an rotating transformer and
by alexshendi 5y ago
I don't think that's the concept used. It's more likely to be a salient pole synchronous machine with the field winding supplied by an rotating transformer and diodes (the second illustration in the linked article seems to corroborate that). This concept has been proposed at least since the 1960s, to the best of my knowledge, but is only viable with modern power semiconductors. The hyped-up style is typical of american "technical" articles about electrical machinery.
- snowwindwaves 5y agoBoth you and and animats are describing the same thing, brushless synchronous machine, which exists for long time.
- aaronharnly 5y agoThank you for the comment. As someone ignorant of the field, the entire thing sounds like “turbo encabulator” to me! This gives me lots to Wikipedia and learn.