established · computed
Induced output voltage magnitude depends on turns, field strength, input voltage, and rotation speed
The induced voltage/current in the winding is proportional to: (1) the number of turns on the winding ring, (2) the strength of the magnetic fields (itself dependent on input voltage magnitude at terminal 50 and the size/turns/number of electromagnets), and (3) the speed of rotation of the winding ring through the magnetic fields — faster rotation increases traversal speed and thus induced voltage.
Basis
- Confidence
- 0.90
- Published
- 19 Aug 2026
- Component
- electronics
- Source Ref
- US Patents — Electrical Pulse Generator #4,613,779
- Notebook Id
- 46
- Recorded At
- 2026-07-03T06:24:59.683Z
- Source Page Id
- 48
voltage-scaling turns rotation-speed