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Diagram to be consulted in the following screens

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An upper right: voltage source and ammeter Ig generator current

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Load: coil in series with continuous motor, all piloted in MLI

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I motor in the ammeter yellow just to the right of the left LCD oscilloscope

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The motor ammeter is in series with the motor but in parallel with the diode

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The red voltmeter on the right shows the motor voltage with a capacitor in parallel

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Follow LCD oscilloscope and cyclic ratio hide rcy in turquoise blue

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The engine receives 2.8 V or 10% of 28 Volts (as the rcy)

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The generator provides 0.05 A while the motor receives 0.44 Amps, almost 10 times +

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I divided by ten my tension to the benefit of the intensity multiplied by 10!

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As with the transformer! Power conserved, ratio of U and I reverse!

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The coil operates as a self-transformer, but here the duty ratio is equivalent to the ratio of the turns ...

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Power supplied: 0.05 A * 30 V = 1.5 Watt. Useful: 0.44 A * 2.6 Volt = 1.2 W

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The yield is about 80% as early as 10% Us / Ue! Far from the 10% in linear

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With 20% of rcy: motor current = 5 * Ig, motor voltage = 1/5 of Ug

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Power consumption: 28 * 0.11 = 3 W, supplied: 0.55 * 5 V = 2.5 W, 80% efficiency!

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The inductance working in autotransformer, the output is independent of Us / Ue

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A 50%, us = Ue / 2; Is = Ie * 2; Ps = Pe * 0.8 of output!

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It works well as a self-transforming step-down transformer