Uploaded January 2011 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
This is my second testing on the one pulse per revolution motor in the aim to replicate the Lockridge device.
The one pulse motor shoulds exibit a constant or increasing torque when the the RPM is increasing, that is to say exactly the contrary as per a normal brushed DC motor.
I hope that this really crude set up is not wrong and seems to confirm this fact.
Note that the use of a capacitor across the + and - of the battery or the the power supply seems to really do well.
Good luck at all
Laurent
This is my second testing on the one pulse per revolution motor in the aim to replicate the Lockridge device.
The one pulse motor shoulds exibit a constant or increasing torque when the the RPM is increasing, that is to say exactly the contrary as per a normal brushed DC motor.
I hope that this really crude set up is not wrong and seems to confirm this fact.
Note that the use of a capacitor across the + and - of the battery or the the power supply seems to really do well.
Good luck at all
Laurent
