A coaxial magnetic control disk and speed sensor expand flywheel resistance range while improving adjustment accuracy and stability.
A stationary shaft with magnetic levitation spreads rotor loads, cuts stress concentration, and reduces flywheel energy loss.
Stacked plates, balancing holes, adhesive filler, and rods keep the flywheel center of mass aligned to prevent breakage at high speed.
A coaxial magnetic control disk and speed sensor expand flywheel resistance range, stabilize damping, and simplify fitness equipment maintenance.
Switching active and passive magnetic bearings lets a vehicle flywheel battery cut control loss while staying stable in charge, standby, and discharge modes.
A stationary shaft through the rotor cuts stress concentration and energy loss, improving flywheel stability in offshore and seismic use.