pulse motor Working video and info

[tropes]

Back EMF is the resistance that is trying to stop the current from flowing during the driving coils pulse to push the motor. Collapsing field happens after the driving coil turns off, allowing the maintained field to collapse. They are two different aspects of the energy flow in a coil. I have inadvertently used the wrong vernacular in the past, sorry  :). Hope this helps.
Jason

I think most refer to any voltage, other than that used to create an electromagnet, as BEMF.
What about the induced current in a coil when two magnets are attracted to each other and to the core as in the attached image? Is that another aspect of energy flow?
Peter

[Nastrand2000]

I think by putting your alignment of magnets and coils into a circle you will gain more torque and a faster speed.
This way you don't fight the back and forth movement.
Jason

[Nastrand2000]

You must remember that speed has very little to do with generation of power as we are looking for. Slower speeds allow more buildup of energy in the coils. If you are looking for a strong motor, then by all means make it produce as many rpms for the least amount of wattage.
Jason

[tropes]

You must remember that speed has very little to do with generation of power as we are looking for. Slower speeds allow more buildup of energy in the coils. If you are look for a strong motor, then by all means make it produce as many rpms for the least amount of wattage.
Jason

Jason
My goal is to build an efficient, powerful electric motor that can easily be substituted for an internal combustion engine in any vehicle using capacitors rather than a fuel tank. I would guess that 99% of all IC engines are reciprocating not rotary.
What about the induced current in a coil when two magnets are attracted to each other and to the core as in the attached image? Is that another aspect of energy flow?
Peter

[tropes]

Jason
Good night from Saskatchewan. May the sky over Eugene be always bright.
Peter