Yes
When rotated, the three thick wires yellow, blue and green can directly produce electricity without modification (other thin wires are ignored)
Wind power can reach the standard motor speed when driven by electricity
The generated power will not exceed 750w and the voltage will not exceed 48v
This has little practical value if you charge the battery, you need silicon rectification and the voltage stabilization system.
Can motors produce electricity?
Power generation process:
Fan blade --- gearbox --- DC motor --- rectifier bridge (polarity protection) --- - battery
Principle:
The wind rotates the blades (similar to the blades of an electric fan) to drive the gearbox so that the speed of the DC motor exceeds the nominal speed. At this momentnt, the voltage generated on the motor will be equal to. the operating voltage of the motor, usually 12 V or 24 V, because batteries are usually at these voltages.
Difficulty:
To make a gearbox, you must calculate the transmission ratio. For example: the rated speed of the motor is 3000, the fan blade rotates 10 times per minute, and the motor end reaches 3000 rpm. At present, the gear ratio is 1:300.
The above data is obtained from the small power manual generator model I made and is for reference only. reference only.
No, it's not a generator but a starter.
"Motor": This is the transliteration of the English motor, which means electric motor and engine. The working principle is to drive the starter rotor to rotate by electromagnetic induction, and the rotor gear drives the flywheel to rotate. This productuit technology was first used in the automobile industry in 1912.
Electronic starter is what people usually call the engine, also called a starter. It drives the rotation of the starter rotor by electromagnetic induction, and the rotor gear drives the rotation of the flywheel, thereby causing the crankshaft to rotate and the car to start. The two-component innovations of new low-cost spark plugs and ceramic core starters laid the technical foundations for automotive development.