They call it an electric turbocharger
It sure seems to have a lot more in common with a supercharger. What do you think? 50 years ago I tried a similar project on my Briggs and Stratton home built mini bike. I never did get all t...
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RJStractor
That makes sense to me. I am guessing, wouldn't the capacitors roll be to supplement the Battery on the electric motor start up. Or periods of short term demand for large bursts of power.
I am having a hard time finding the parasitic power loss caused by ahe turbocharger. Some say it's powered by free energy. I find that hard to believe.
Then I have read that the centrifugal supercharger is the most efficient of the force induction systems.
Most efficient forced air system.
The reason I was interested in finding the power used thy a forced induction system is trying to determine how much power is actually needed by a electric supercharger.
That makes sense to me. I am guessing, wouldn't the capacitors roll be to supplement the Battery on the electric motor start up. Or periods of short term demand for large bursts of power.
I am having a hard time finding the parasitic power loss caused by ahe turbocharger. Some say it's powered by free energy. I find that hard to believe.
Then I have read that the centrifugal supercharger is the most efficient of the force induction systems.
Most efficient forced air system.
The reason I was interested in finding the power used thy a forced induction system is trying to determine how much power is actually needed by a electric supercharger.
