A:When the rotating magnetic field lines cut the copper coils electrons in the coils are pushed giving rise to an electric current generated in the coils. This is...Read More »

A:The fan has 2 leads, and the copper coil has 2 leads, so hooking the two together should be easy. However, there are other potential problems with your experime...Read More »

A:Yes, they are two of the most important components.Read More »

A:1. Strip 1 inch of insulation from each end of the copper wire. 2. Bend the wire in half and begin wrapping it at the bend around your nail. Wrap the wire neatl...Read More »

A:Your question is an engineering question. An answer depends on how much magnetic power the magnet actually has, how many lines of magnetic flux it produces, and...Read More »

22-28 ga. enameled copper wire. About 500 feet will produce a modest electrical current. More "windings", coupled with a stronger magnet will increase the...

The generator is made from a hollow-ended cardboard box with a nail through the center. The box has many turns of varnished thin copper wire wound around,...

Materials needed -electrical tape -a magnet -Copper wire -2 electrical wires -A light bulb -Something to wrap the copper wire around ( a weight). -Sci...

Do you know how to build a small model magnetic generator? Find out ... Wind the copper wire in between the two cardboard circles, over the insulation tape.

Obtain some thin insulated copper wire (say 25m or so of 30SWG, aprox. 0.3mm ... A generator works by a magnetic field inducing a voltage into a coil of wire.

Picture 4.7 shows a magnet near a coil of copper wire. The coil is ... We can mount the magnet on a crank shaft and turn the handle to make a simple generator.

Wind on 500 to 1000 turns of thin, insulated copper wire. Add a layer of ... A generator works by a magnetic field inducing a voltage into a coil of wire. Important...

In a similar way, one can buy copper wire, or go to the nearest shop selling ... Next step is to build the generator rotor : the neodymium magnets should be...