question for the electronic guys here

[rmatchell]

I get permanent magnet motors from work and I have been trying to figure out how to make power out of them. I was told at first that they are servo motors but I'm wondering if they are just steppers. I can turn them by hand and get over 100 volts at .250 amps but that is on one side so I'm wondering how to wire these to work for me.

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If anybody knows anything about using these motors to produce power I could use a little guidance.

[AlaskanGuy]

I have what you need sir....

pm pm me your email addy, and I will hook ya up...

AG

[rmatchell]

Thanks for the great information.

I still dont understand the data plate or the color code for the wires. I can use a meter to pick out the three pairs but not sure what to do with them.

[silverado]

Do you know what the motor originally came from? That would be a big help. Just a WAG but the number of wires to me it looks like it could probably be a stepper motor. What I have seen in the Navy dc motors have 2 wires and ac have 3 for 3 phase normally. Industrial would not be too far off as far as I understand. How many of those wires go to something outside of the motor I cannot really tell from the pics. If you have a 3 phase motor you would have 3 line connections to hook up.

[rmatchell]

I think your are right about it being a stepper motor. The motors are used on IS machines to put bottles on the conveyer.