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How powerful is the magnetic field in typical brushless motor? Even if it can’t be used for an MRI machine, it could do wonders for efficient (and/or compact) r
by TaylorAlexander 3y ago
How powerful is the magnetic field in typical brushless motor? Even if it can’t be used for an MRI machine, it could do wonders for efficient (and/or compact) robotics and electric vehicles.
I’m also very curious what kind of inductors you could make for switching power supplies using superconductors.
- mildchalupa 3y ago1.5-2 Tesla you hit the knee of the BH curve and you saturate the steel.
- eternityforest 3y agoDo you need steel? What about a brushed(Assume some fancy future micrometer gallium filled gap that doesn't wear or something) motor that just has superconducting coils attracting each other?
- TaylorAlexander 3y agoYeah I guess if you have superconductors you prob don’t need steel. Bonus, no cogging.
- HackOfAllTrades 3y agoCan't wait to replace all the resistors in my PSU with SuperConducting Resistors. :-)