Hey, so currently I am trying to achieve a working electromagnet that will be powered by an AVR microcontroller and will be turned on and of when metal is sensed. Currently I have LED reflecting and sensing the block which passing through the photo diode and tells the AVR when to turn on the...
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Question: Say I have an electromagnet at a 45 degree incline from an electron beam. This electromagnet is exerting 0.75 Tesla on the beam. How can I calculate the vector that the electromagnet will exert on a particle? Note, this is for my own curiosity, not for any homework...
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I am glad I came across this science oriented Forum site.
I actually get there from Google and what I am deeply curious to know about is the amount of Maximum Voltage my 3.5kg Air Core Electromagnet can bear.
The Core of the Solenoid is 120mm in height and 13inches in...
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I'm brand new to this forum. I'm an artist and musician and have just recently started delving into inventing, my scientific knowledge is very limited. I've made a simple electromagnet but I want to get the strongest pull between the magnet and another small surface. I want strong pull...
I am toying with an idea and not sure if it's feasible. Here is the setup: There is a 6' diameter steel pipe that is 30' long standing up vertically. Inside, among other stuff, are ~20 small 'trolleys' on tracks that run from top to bottom, spread out evenly among the cross sectional area of...
I have a project I'm working on where I need to have a model train be able to have an electromagnet hold its wheels to the track -- so that it can go "upsides down" and resist derailment.
I'm making the wheels and the track -- so all options are on the table.
If I used a steel track (say...
Hi I am building a motor tester, for that I need to build a variable load. For which I was planning to use eddy current brake with electromagnet.
Please help me to build a electro magnet which can provide more than 10mNm load to a DC motor with rotating disc of 75mm in a RPM of 6500.
I tried...
I would like to find a ballpark estimate of the resistance caused by an electromagnet such as this: http://www.ebay.com/itm/12V-DC-22-LB-10kg-Electric-Lifting-Magnet-Electromagnet-Solenoid-Lift-Holding-/360519627296?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item53f0a4f220
Homework Statement
A solenoid which is 0 meters away from a ferrous piece of metal exerts how much force on it? there is 0.42 amps, and 1000 turns in the coil. the cross-sectional area is 2.8502e-4 meters^2
Homework Equations
Force = ((N x I)^2 x k x A) / (2 x g^2)
N = the number of turns in...
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not sure why it is so difficult to find any info on how to build a simple electromagnet with diagrams or plans... but it is!
I need to lift sheet plate... thousand poinds or more... something like a 2 car battery design electromagnet for lifting...
Please, Please, don't tell me I...
Hey,guys. I was confused by the building process of static electric field.There must exist some process building static electric field in the space. But what create it? How much time is needed? Is there any relationship with electromagnetic waves? Any one know this
Hello everyone, I am working on a project and I am trying to figure out the formula to use. My goal is to calculate the amount of current needed to create an electromagnet with a strong enough field strength to repel a force of 2000 Newtons.
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Can an electromagnet like this one be manipulate to attract either pole of a permanent magnet by running the current in either direction?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Metal-11LB-5kg-0-5A-Electric-Lifting-Magnet-Holding-Electromagnet-9V-DC-50N-/161550273936?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item259d258d90
I need to make an electromagnet with maximum 20mm dia including winding.
I have an iron core of 10mm dia and 20mm length.
I can't decide
- which wire to choose,
- what no. of turns should i provide
- how much current should i pass through the wire.
- what should be the voltage.
Any help and...
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I read somewhere that it is preferable to use insulated iron wires instead of a single iron core inside an electromagnet.
Anybody has an idea on why is that and what difference does it make to use each?
Thanks in advance.
Suppose I have a plastic tube about 70% full with magnetic powder, with a copper coil solenoid around the cylinder.
By "magnetic powder" I mean each particle is actually a tiny permanent magnet with its own magnetic field. - like you can see in this video
When there is no externally applied...
I need advice on assembling a pulsed dc electromagnet.
I'd like to experiment with eddy current levitation. I've seen educational videos where a pulsed DC electromagnet will generate eddy currents in a plate of aluminum, which creates is own magnetic field, and causes the plate to levitate due...
The prevailing wisdom is that coiling excess signal cable under an MRI magnet for storage in a figure-8 configuration will reduce or eliminate induced noise onto the cable from the pulsing fields from gradient coils. I am starting to doubt this, however. A quick diagram of a figure-8 looped...
Homework Statement
This is a past exam question which I just for the life of me can't figure out.
http://tinypic.com/r/2eq6ryo/8Homework Equations
My guess is that the energy of the magnetisation is equal to the gravitational energy
Relevant Equations:
Ems = Mass * g * δ
Where
Mass = ρ *...
Would these two electromagnets be the same strength? I can NOT change turns, I can only change wire gauge and voltage.
What are the advantages if any of either one?
Electromagnet with at: 10vDC at 10amp - VS - 100vDC at 1amp
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i want to build an electromagnet which can attract small iron pieces(2-3 mm long) at a distance of 10 cm from the magnet.I am using 24 awg. magnet wire.Please help .answer these questions -
1) How long magnet wire (24 awg) do i need?
2)How much current
3) what shud be least radius of solenoid
4)...
I have a question about magnetic repulsion. Suppose I have a permanent magnet (axially magnetized) placed on top of the iron core of an electromagnet. I want to switch on the elctromagnet to repel the permanent magnet. (Please assume the permanent magnet is contained in some kind of tube that...
Homework Statement
I have made an electromagnet using the primary core of a microwave oven transformer and a 1.5 D cell battery.
I would like to use the electromagnet to repel an aluminum bar (1 in. dia., 3 in. in length, and 1/4 in. thick; it is shown in the picture)
For some reason, the...
I am trying to calculate the magnetic field (in tesla/gauss) of an iron core electromagnet that is very small and has very few windings. For example 12 windings over 0.003 meters. I know this is not going to produce a very strong field, but I would like to pulse a strong current through the coil...
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Is it possible to create an electromagnet with one continuous wire with 2 like poles (i.e. both ends either north or south)?.
Visualising it with the right hand screw rule for current carrying coils, it will be like the picture below, but one end of the coil will be as shown, while the...
Would it be possible to operate an electromagnet using the power produced by pedaling a bicycle? The electromagnet would need to be strong enough to lift up the training wheels of a bicycle.
Hi , so , i am not asking this question for invisibility or anything like that, but i do have a few questions. First off, i know that photons have no charge, but is there any way that electro magnetic pulses can effect their path when the copper coils that make the electro magnet are at very...
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My question is, in electromagnetism, magnetic field intensity H is equivalent to electric field intensity E , right??
Now, definition of E says that E is the force experienced by an unit positive charge in an electric field created by a source charge.
So what is the definition for...
Recently, I was trying to control the strength of an electromagnet with PWM over a MOSFET or IGBT with an Arduino/microcontroller. It worked but I burnt multiple MOSFETs/IGBTs while testing it, after certain time... so something must have gone wrong...
I'd like to build a simple circuit, to...
Homework Statement
I'm doing a physics demo, and I've made basic electromagnet using some copper wire, a 6 volt battery, and a carbon steel screw, and I need help checking my calculations because I think the magnetic field for my magnet is too large. I've double checked everything and can't...
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I need to build an electromagnet for my DIY project. But I have a problem with choosing right configuration.
But I have not found any open-source or student-license software for this goal...
It would be great if someone could post some links to that kind of software.
I am in search of an electromagnet which has high magnetic remanence (or retentivity) even when the current through the electromagnet is zero. Can someone provide information about such a material?
I've been trying to figure this out for hours.. been studying for my final exam. Can somebody please help me?
Are there any differences between the magnetic field around a permanent bar magnet and electromagnet? Any similarities?
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I'm new to this forum as a member, but have come across some of the topics here via google in the past.
I'm trying to build an AC electromagnet levitation device, to levitate a small piece of aluminium.
My knowledge in physics is limited to popular science and interest, but I am pretty...
How is it possible to build an electromagnet(magnetic field of 1 - 5 Tesla) that could create the magnetic field in milliseconds or less? Electromagnet designs that I found would have high resistance & inductance, creating a field in 2 - 5 seconds. Although, they would consume 15 - 20kW of...
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There are a million threads and a million Google hits out there on the topic of switching the polarity of an electromagnet. Very simple stuff. But none seem to touch on the issue of inductance.
I am building a small linear actuator that will be a coil wrapped around a thin plastic...
Homework Statement
The wire in an electromagnet has the resistance 125 ohms and a parallel resistor has the resistance 4 kiloohms. The magnet is kept magnetized by a DC voltage 40V. What is the voltage over the electromagnet soon after switch K is opened? Also comment on the polarity of the...
Hi Everyone, I hope this is ok to post in this section this is my first time on here. I recently was watching a show on maglev trains (I know this is not new technology but I found it really interesting). I love to tinker with little projects in my shop and was wanting to build a gadget to lift...
[/ATTACH][/ATTACH]I need some help designing my electromagnet because I am a bit lost with it
I need to work out the gauge of the wire to be used,
the resistance of the wire needs to match the battery's internal resistance for max power transfer
I need to work out the most amount of turns...
In my childhood, I played with various electrical and mechanical things -- sometimes taking them apart and putting them back together. Sometimes building them from scratch.
Have you ever made a simple circuit such as an electromagnet as a child? It could be as simple as wrapping some insulated...
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I have a 12mm long hard ferrite core that I want to use as an electromagnet. I have wound it with 0.8mm copper as tightly as I can by hand, in a single layer, but the field is not strong enough. I have placed another coil over that first coil, and then a third coil, each in...
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I've got an idea for a demonstration of the speed of light utilizing a pulsed electromagnetic coil and ferrofluid.
I'm concerned with the feasibility of this project as it may push the limits of semiconductor technology. I would appreciate any insight on the difficulties of...
I'm attempting to build an alternating current electromagnetic coil and want to maximize its potential field. My initial query was to find the very best core material for the electromagnet. I found an older post (2005) on the subject and saw some very interesting answers there. Being new here...
Homework Statement
To create an electromagnet capable of carrying 1kg without it being too dangerous i.e utilizing a car battery.
Homework Equations
Strength of electromagnet is dependent on number of turns and current.
V=IR
I=V/R
The Attempt at a Solution
Used hot galvanized (I...
Given an electromagnet which has a drastically lower impedance than other, comparable electromagnets (same diameter, same gauge wire, same field strength), and, consequently, a much faster response time, what uses do you see this being good for?
I'm looking to put together a patent...