Recent content by Manuel12

One north pole on one half of the cylinder, one south pole on the other

By winding the coil backwards, do you mean winding opposing ones in opposite directions to each other? Just want to check.

In a simple 2-phase generator that I am making, I have 2 pairs of oppositely placed copper coils in arrangement similar to this: I would like the generator to power DC devices. My question is: How could one rectify the output from opposing coils? Or, in other words, how could you rectify 2 AC...

Do you think these magnets could work?: https://www.amazon.nl/gp/product/B00F9A0P6U/ The N-S poles are on each of the 40 mm x 20 mm sides

I think I might have to order a regular 2-pole cylindrical magnet then. Thanks for the reply!

Not sure if it's useful, but these are the magnets: https://www.amazon.nl/gp/product/B08K39Q1DL/ The flat side of the magnet is weaker, and the side with plastic protection is stronger

As a project, I am demonstrating electromagnetic induction by making an AC generator. The magnets I currently have access to are very strong neodymimium countersunk magnets, but I noticed that they utilise a Halbach array. I am aware that this means the magnet has alternating N-S poles spaced...