Recent content by Vandan

Just to note, experimenting on small safe scaled down unit for education and testing. I'm starting education in electrical. Likely clear lacking education there. All guidance is super appreciated. Final project is a full scale version supervised and later towards end of education. This scaled...

I edited the first post. Creating an electric generator, specifically the stator. Where the permanent magnet and copper wire meet to produce the current. I'm thinking more current would be produced with layers of flat sheets instead of copper coil or even rolled copper sheets if needs round...

Inside a electric generator. To produce the most electricity catching the greatest number of electrons. Instead of spinning a magnet in front of a copper loop or spinning a copper loop between 2 magnet poles my thinking is flat copper sheets would have more surface area on a single magnetic...

The objective here was to create more current outside (not within the internal electric generation area), adding copper wire any place that has a moving magnet. The majority of current is produced in a separate area with an isolated moving magnet. There's no more force to spin the motor...

Thank you both. I will look at the magnetic simulator thanks. As I understand I will gain "nothing useable" with both magnets, heat up my wire. Next pass in when a single pole is inserted to the loop, the wire loop will be left heated from previous interaction. Too much opposing current maybe...

Primary use for magnets are for mechanical work. Trying to grab current from them. Single copper coil exposed to N and S poles same time moving In and out of the copper coil side by side evenly but spaced a part a little. BUT one magnet stops moving 50% of the time remaining inside with no...

Science project. Real generator. But self made generator multiple magnets. What happens if I spin bar magnets inside a copper wire ring? Instead of rotating 2 separate copper rings inside a magnet that will split different flowing current on to different wires where a brush can join them...