Recent content by Woomir

Got it, nevertheless I really appreciate the guidance you gave me man, learned a lot in such a short time. I hope this thread helps someone else in the future too.

I guess that may be the case, so overall I can just use any distance and current right? For example since I am working with a Power Supply of 12V 1A, I will use 1A as the current and some other random distance as x. Wow, it all clicks now 🤣🤣🤣 I have decided to use a distance of 8mm and a...

I just came back with a fresher mind on things, and I just realized this. It's true that each author of the paper have their own experimental calculations for determining the inductance change over distance with a ferromagnetic object. This, when combined with the Faraday inductance energy...

How do i determine/calculate this "magnetic constant" though?

Okay so I checked the book out along with an Electric Machinery book and yeah it makes a lot of sense now. However, C is still bugging me, but for a different reason now. You know for a fact that C=\frac{L_0X_0}{2}, which is clearly apparent as there are textbooks and guides both on the paper...

Hi thanks for your response, are you able to explain why papers around magnetic levitations often have the f(x,t) = i^2/2 dL(x)/dx ? Furthermore, how does C(i/x)^2 come about? Reference papers: Design and Implementation of a Controller for a Magnetic Levitation System YING-SHING SHIAO...

Are there any more advanced tutorials with Arduino's regarding magnetic levitation that you know of? Because I have been working at this for days and I'm still struggling with this. Furthermore which is viable? Levitating above or below? I'm interested in also doing the four solenoid levitation...

Yeah they are a must when it comes to these experiments so I always wear them. Thank you for your concern. Furthermore the object that has to be levitated, does it matter what material it is? Because I just use small cylinder neodymium magnets

Hey guys I appreciate all your responses and apologise for the late response myself, as I had put this project on hold to get all the other parts. Given the nature of this guy's video, I have moved on to try and achieve levitation through suspending an object below the solenoid. I got the diode...

Hey all, So I have recently been working with Magnetic Levitation, which is basically levitating an object in mid-air through the use of electromagnets. I have been researching ways and means to do it and have found three different methods of doing it: Levitation by suspending object below...

[Mentor Note -- Two similar thread starts merged into one] Hey all, I have been working on this project for a while now, which features suspending an object midair through the use of magnetic levitation principles. Cool right? And so I have been researching and trying, even finding ground...