New permanent magnet motor on youtube from Roobert33

[nievesoliveras]

This is another way to overcome the sticky spot.

[Omnibus]

@nievesoliveras,

Have you actually tried this?

[nievesoliveras]

I have not the means to try it.
But my recomendation is to put each sticky spot at 120 degrees around the rotor.

Doing that, there always be two v gates working against one sticky spot.
If I had the means to do it I would. Why not. It seems promising.

Jesus

[maw2432]

I have not the means to try it.
But my recomendation is to put each sticky spot at 120 degrees around the rotor.

Doing that, there always be two v gates working against one sticky spot.
If I had the means to do it I would. Why not. It seems promising.

Jesus

Jesus,  If you use only one bar magnet with N at one end and S at the other end... I would think you would have a problem with V gates being designed with one leg N and the other S.   You may need 3 individual bar magnets for your design to work.   Am I missing something?

Bill

[nievesoliveras]

@maw2432

You are right! The schematic was drawn incomplete just to show the idea of the 120 degrees of the sticky spot placement.
I thought that it was understood that each section of the rotor has its own bar magnet on the same rail.
The width of the bar should cover just the portion of v gate it is actuating on. But all in the same rail in order for the two against one to work.

Jesus