摘要(英) |
In this study, a generator is designed, which uses an axially magnetized ring magnet as the stator, and PCB coils on each side as the rotor. The generator can generate electricity inductively under the rotating drive source. To determine the critical dimensions, the theoretical and simulated values are used as a reference to optimize the relevant power generation parameters, including the number of turns, the number of layers, and the thickness. A specific method is used to complete the multi-layer coil connection. Assemble with the external model mechanism to achieve the generator, its diameter is about 30 mm, and its length of 20 mm. In the experiment, at a speed of 3000 rpm, a generation achieved about 24 Vpp, and the maximum power is 81 mW when the load is 250 Ω. Finally, a generator is used as a power source for a sensor. |
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