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\n\tThe <\/span>Mini-Romag generator<\/font><\/a> <\/span>from <\/span>Magnetic Energy <\/span><\/em>is composed of two main parts : The <\/span>Rotor<\/strong> <\/span>and the <\/span>Stator<\/strong>.
\n\t– The <\/span>Rotor<\/u><\/strong> <\/span>is a brass cylinder with 6 pairs of magnets placed at 60° around its circumference. The magnets polarities are alternatively North and South.
\n\t– The <\/span>Stator<\/u><\/strong> <\/span>is a copper cylinder with 6 flat coils wounded so as the coils axis are tangent to the rotation of the rotor. So, only the orthogonal component of the magnetic field of the magnets is used.\n<\/p>\n

\n\tThe oscilloscope pictures below, show the signal generated by a moving magnet :
\n\t– The <\/span><\/strong>left picture<\/u><\/strong><\/em> <\/span>is the voltage generated across the coil when a magnet axis crosses the coil axis, this is a conventional setup for a magnetic generator.
\n\t– The <\/span>right picture<\/u><\/strong><\/em> <\/span>is the voltage generated across the coil when a magnet axis crosses the middle of the tangent coil (orthogonal component of the magnetic field), this is the case of the Mini-Romag generator.\n<\/p>\n

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