Magnetoelectric machine with Pacinotti's ring - Instrument's card

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Magnetoelectric machine with Pacinotti's ring

Dating

30 May 1941

Maker

Antonio Cherubini

It is a device, with a basic realization of its parts, that reproduces an electromagnetic rotating machine worcking both as a dynamo and as anelectric motor. Its fundamental element is the so called Pacinotti's ring.

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Magnetoelectric machine with Pacinotti's ring

Cataloghi	Nº	Voce
Inv. 2016	579	Magnetoelectric machine with Pacinotti's ring Provisional numbering!
Inv. 1870	972	Piccolo anello di Pacinotti completo che funziona come motore e come dinamo

Section

Electrodynamics

Window

Conditions

Complete

Working NC

Intact

Large	23.0 cm (9.1 in)
Width	11.0 cm (4.3 in)
Height	13.0 cm (5.1 in)

Materials

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