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SmashtheVan
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Hey, so I just ripped the two permanent magnets out of an old seagate hard drive, and have a breadboard for my electronics class to practice with logic chips, and figured id wrap some wire around one of the magnets and see what happens.
I got around 10 turns of the wire about the magnet, and noticed when i turned the power on (5V), there was a vibration that could be felt in the magnet/wire. when power was turned off this went away.
can anyone give me a reason as to what phenomenon this was? My e+m was always shaky, so any help is appreciated
I got around 10 turns of the wire about the magnet, and noticed when i turned the power on (5V), there was a vibration that could be felt in the magnet/wire. when power was turned off this went away.
can anyone give me a reason as to what phenomenon this was? My e+m was always shaky, so any help is appreciated