Lasted edited by Andrew Munsey, updated on June 15, 2016 at 1:38 am.
This novel motor design is not proposed by Joe Flynn, but draws upon his PP design methodology. Mike Schukel, who has successfully built several Flynn motors, has proposed it as a simple approach to PP validation for motor applications.
This motor is a combination of one in the Joe Flynn patent and one proposed by Tim Harwood in his article on PP. Michael Schukel has subsequently stated performance did not meet his original expectations. However, it was easy to build, does not require heavy time and labor for building the laminants, and did validate the basic PP design methodologies.
Composed Feb. 23, 2006 by Michael Schukel.
Here is a preliminary design for a PPMT motor is go for laminate cutting stage.
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Keeping in mind that this design uses oem laminates and the only cutting that's involved is to cut the "E" laminates in half and to cut 2 radiuses to make the ends round. The rotor consists of magnetically permeable cores.
Off-the-shelf laminant, scored in middle to be cut in half.
Cutting laminant in half
Two halves into two laminants for FPPMT OEM motor.
Scoring for round U ends
Scoring for round U ends
Master laminant cut
Paper template for round cuts.
Use master to mark/score next laminant to cut.
Stack of laminants that have been cut.
Sample finished laminant.
Wound stack of U laminants.
Side view of wound stack of U laminants.
Rotor
Rotor, another angle
Rotor, close-up
Rotor with three U laminant sets affixed.
Close-up of one U laminant affixed to rotor assembly.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/pes_flynn_pp/ - forum created at Yahoo!Groups to supplement this projects.
Directory:Joseph Flynn's Parallel Path technology
OS - Index of open source projects, as well as quasi open source where patents are involved, such as this Flynn project.
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