Hello
Has anybody some resource about Church bell electrification system. The bell I'd like to supply with automatic ringer is about 500kg, I want to use 3phase motor with inverter. I need some consideration about motor and pendulum connection, and motor control and power. The idea is next, motor should be started, and in some intervals (when pendulum passes equilibrium) motor would give extra energy to the pendulum, and quite after, until pendulum next passes through equilibrium in oposite direction when motor should start again, and so on.
This is What the bell resembles (except the wheel on one side, there is no wheel in my case, so one should me mounted)
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So, you're doing a mechanism to strike the bell - just like a clock strikes it?
There's the clue - I suggest you look at how clocks do it.
But what does any of this have to do with Keil software tools??!
Maybe the OP should get in contact with the guy building a gas fired cricible furnace.
He might be able to modify his C code to forge a suitable bell and hammer!!!???
...as is Wikipedia:
en.wikipedia.org/.../Striking_clock