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You say in your heading, how to create an electronic magnetic pendulum. You give no instructions as how to make it other than what you show in a video of a swinging or I should say, a spinning rod with a magnet on the end. Sorry but this is a no how to.
ok so to build it use a mystery transistor and random wire guage and who knows how many turns. Wind two coils for who knows why and connect them together any friggin way you feel like. Now connect a random voltage battery to it and it should work just fine. now waste everyone's time making a stupid video on it.
That's a great idea, you should also use a wound stationary coil in the center so the magnet when passing through it will produce an AC current into a diode bridge to recharge the battery while it's operating.
To the different people who visit electronic pages with the sole purpose of learning, I suggest that you cancel your subscription to this channel, because its author is only interested in showing that he knows electronics. He doesn't want others to learn.
What you provide of videos is important, but in order for it to become a tutorial for beginners, you must write the name of each piece you use and its characteristics, for example, the file and the copper diameter, the sensor, and so on. Thanks fun.
What you provide of videos is important, but in order for it to become a tutorial for beginners, you must write the name of each piece you use and its characteristics, for example, the file and the copper diameter, the sensor, and so on. Thanks fun.
Nice experience. It would have been good if you explained to us the number of turns in the coil, the direction of the magnet, the type of transistor, in any case, thanks.
depends also on the stregth of magnet, but , at least 200 hundred turns, or more, and coils must almost touch the the magnets. As per the transistor, I guess a 2n2222 or BD139, which, I guess is strongu enough to stand spikes of current through collector.
Your videos are very important, but if you explained the names of the ingredients and from which store we buy them, the topic would be educational and scientific, especially for beginners.
It is power transistor. When one of the magnets of rotor pass near one coil it induces a current on that coil biasing the base of transistor, (at least 0,6V) which allows a greater current pass through the other two coils producing a magnetic field that repels 2 of thos magnets glued to the rotor. It performs such as a automatic switch that turns on the electromagnets at an exact moment. Similar circuit is used in those golden cats figurine which shake their arms when is under a strong light.
I have a hall sensor in output 3, I want to put it in place of the fan that burned out in the PC but there are 4 holes for the sensor and I have three how to put
