Modification of a commutator motor and its operation as a repulsion motor (1909)
Henry, Donald Alison, Nash, Charles Anson · leaf 48
o flixx and con-sequently has no E. M. P. generated in it. Coil no.2 iscutting flux from both B and S and the E. M. P. is in thedirection shown. Coil no.3 is also under conditionssimilar to coil no.2 so its E. M. is added to that ofno.2. Coil no.4 is also added to 2 and 3. Coil no.5 I Ii i i i I… … Going now to Fig,5 we iiave siiown tne state of af-fairs witli the bruslies sliifted 90 electrical degrees fromtlie position in diagram no, 4. In tliis diagrari t]ie con-ditions are, therefore, just reversed from those of no.4,That is the s^Jirx of the E. M, Ps, in coils duo to trans-former action…
Commutation (Electricity) · Electric motors, Repulsion-induction · Theses
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