Hi, i've been struggling with this for some time.
Would a faraday disc generator work if I used a rotary transformer instead of using brushes or slip rings for commutation.? Assuming I'm using an AC magnetic field as the source field for the disc instead of a static DC magnet field.
My own guess is that not because a faraday generator depends on a stationary part and a rotary part of the same current loop, but who knows...
Also , how do you think are there any frequency independant generators ? Assuming all generators except for the homopolar ones rely on induction as current generating process,do you know of any generators that have their rotational rpm independant from the frequency they output ?
Would a faraday disc generator work if I used a rotary transformer instead of using brushes or slip rings for commutation.? Assuming I'm using an AC magnetic field as the source field for the disc instead of a static DC magnet field.
My own guess is that not because a faraday generator depends on a stationary part and a rotary part of the same current loop, but who knows...
Also , how do you think are there any frequency independant generators ? Assuming all generators except for the homopolar ones rely on induction as current generating process,do you know of any generators that have their rotational rpm independant from the frequency they output ?