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Originally posted by Vinyasi
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Now it dawns on my why my circuit....
....requires at least a pair of each set of coils: the voltage coils dominated by voltage and the current coils exclusively containing nothing but current with zero voltage and the voltage coils must be shorted to each other just like the PMH coils are paired as a shorted pairing while the current coils are merely shorted to themselves, individually. It's because this electrical short (in all likelihood) might be of two types and maintained in two different manners for two different types of coil behaviors despite anything else taking place? Voila! Thanks guys!!!
....requires at least a pair of each set of coils: the voltage coils dominated by voltage and the current coils exclusively containing nothing but current with zero voltage and the voltage coils must be shorted to each other just like the PMH coils are paired as a shorted pairing while the current coils are merely shorted to themselves, individually. It's because this electrical short (in all likelihood) might be of two types and maintained in two different manners for two different types of coil behaviors despite anything else taking place? Voila! Thanks guys!!!
looks like they put current loops in the cores also, it's got me thinking
about how those huge awg loops work in those small motors using
30awg wire? Humm... I always notice them but never realized what they
were for. Maybe current loops?
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