Just for fun eddy currents..
Magnet dropping through aluminum cylinder - YouTube
Lenz's Law Demonstration in 1.5 Tesla MRI.mp4 - YouTube
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M. Gregg
Magnet dropping through aluminum cylinder - YouTube
Lenz's Law Demonstration in 1.5 Tesla MRI.mp4 - YouTube
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M. Gregg
A reasonable explanation is presented in another YouTube video:
Magnetic attraction to aluminium, brass, lead and copper. - YouTube
Magnetic attraction to aluminium, brass, lead and copper. - YouTube
Well, if I drop an aluminum former voice coil inside one of my speaker magnets, if still unmagnetized it falls like a rock and hits the bottom plate with noise; but if magnetized it falls slowly.
Now a Kapton former VC drops like a rock always.
Now a Kapton former VC drops like a rock always.
This guy takes the biscuit..
Lenz Law "Eddy Current" Experiments 1 of 3 - Magnets falling through copper, PVC and PVC with copper - YouTube
😀..would a 12 bore move it..LOL
Yes it is asked in the questions under the video..what happens when you connect the copper wire ends togeather..😀
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M. Gregg
Lenz Law "Eddy Current" Experiments 1 of 3 - Magnets falling through copper, PVC and PVC with copper - YouTube
😀..would a 12 bore move it..LOL
Yes it is asked in the questions under the video..what happens when you connect the copper wire ends togeather..😀
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M. Gregg
I have an acquaintance. He runs a scrap yard. I was there one day when a person entered with some scrap metal.
My acquaintance asked the guy, "Is it metal, or is it aluminum?". ... Made me laugh!
Yes, on a more serious note, think about the speedometer in most older vehicles. They spin aluminum to induce eddy currents and move the meter needle and think linear motor technology.
Wonderful stuff, science!
My acquaintance asked the guy, "Is it metal, or is it aluminum?". ... Made me laugh!
Yes, on a more serious note, think about the speedometer in most older vehicles. They spin aluminum to induce eddy currents and move the meter needle and think linear motor technology.
Wonderful stuff, science!
Yes, on a more serious note, think about the speedometer in most older vehicles. They spin aluminum to induce eddy currents and move the meter needle and think linear motor technology.
Wonderful stuff, science!
Drag-cup generator..
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M. Gregg
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