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Layman speaking here..
I have for a while been interested in a small desk toy. It is a magnetic levitating globe.
There is a doughnut shaped electromagnet at the base which according to the internet is a toroid. Within the globe sits a disc shaped neodymium magnet.
The globe hovers barely a cm above the base.
What i am interested in is how high could you actually get the magnet to hover?
If you increase the voltage would it increase the magnetic field and raise the hight of the magnet?
Any assistance in explaining this would be appreciated,
i promise i will use this knowledge only for good.
Thanks
I have for a while been interested in a small desk toy. It is a magnetic levitating globe.
There is a doughnut shaped electromagnet at the base which according to the internet is a toroid. Within the globe sits a disc shaped neodymium magnet.
The globe hovers barely a cm above the base.
What i am interested in is how high could you actually get the magnet to hover?
If you increase the voltage would it increase the magnetic field and raise the hight of the magnet?
Any assistance in explaining this would be appreciated,
i promise i will use this knowledge only for good.
Thanks