Investigation on Driving Force of Ball Bearing Motor

Hang Yang; Zheng Wei Zhang; Xin Fang Zhang; Xue Feng Liu; Gang Peng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.778.199

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Investigation on Driving Force of Ball Bearing Motor

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To study ball bearing motor working principle, an ingenious experiment was self-designed, which results indicated that the nature for driving torque of the ball bearing motor was thermal expansion rather than electromagnetic force as generally considered. Furthermore, the threshold current and cutoff temperature for the ball bearing motor were found in our experiment.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 778)

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Hang Yang, Zheng Wei Zhang, Xin Fang Zhang, Xue Feng Liu, Gang Peng*

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Ball Bearing Motor, Driving Torque, Electromagnetic Field, Thermal Expansion

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