Magnetic Pendulum V2
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- Опубліковано 13 чер 2018
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Once again great content
Where can I buy this stuff? What all do I need? I know nothing about this stuff but I want a magnet to swing on fishing line please help!
Ok, good job man!
Now where’s the parts list at? I clicked on your list and it takes me to the PCB store, what is this called? Do they know what parts are needed and how to build it? And if so, how much would it cost to build?
Hi Sir, This is great! Can I ask the schematic diagram? I want to build one
Hey! nice project, where can I findf the wiring diagram you used?
can you do another video of this with more info? Thanks
Ohms per resistor? Sizes?
Awesome video
So you have a coil and a magnet breaking field lines, inducing a current, yet weak it's still enough to charge that capacitor or a battery, over time. I think you would need to add a couple of contact brushes to turn it into a mini generator.
Where is the circuit for this
Good stuff!
Cannot swing, stuck on 1 side. Please help
Similar to one of those rocking nic-nacs. The figurines are typically balanced.
Nice Ludic. You could probably run your pendulum on a potato or a any 5v solar cell in ambient light. :)
Finally some complex circuits. I like simple designs but as a experienced hobiyst I want to make more efficient and better designs of already existing things. Thanks for this video
Pls describe about the components 7 layout
How to make?
No circuit ?
very cool
Very good
Great achievement wrt older one... :)
Cool vid Sir! Isn't it possible to build a brushless DC motor with this principle? 3 coils connected to this efficient circuit each, arranged 120 degree next to each other in circle to form a 3-face stator? Magnets mounted on the rotating axis will be sensed by the stator coils and be rebelled by them in a circual movement, no additional hall sensors or Reed Switches needed.
this is a great circuit...but can we power it with a solar cell obtained from a calculator?
Pulse motor
Cool!
Hey! nice project, could you send me a pdf of the wiring diagram you used?
Make a vedio on super cap
Very curious!
What is role of transistor here anyone?
Is it possible to make electrically perpetual pendulam...?
Or with very very less energy...?
This is the best you can do
Saudações LS Ludic Science. Nada mais simples. Mas quanto não foi o trabalho cientifico por trás de cada simplicidade? Muito bom. Very nice. Tudo de bom.
you should make a clock out of this
Yes!
@@ludicscience Hello dear friend. I made the same circuit but unfortunately. I'm stuck in this project my circuit not able to generate enough push/kick to the magnet over the coil. It only oscillates a little bit but that's not enough to rotate aluminum sticks. I have used #28 Gauge Magnetic wire & made 35 Ohm Coil. I have also used 1N914 Diode , Two 100k 1/4 Watt Resistors , 1000 uf 16v - 2200uf 10v Capacitors, BC556B & BC337-40 Transistors, Red LED
330R resistor.
2 (1.5 V AAA Batteries as source). What adjustments should I do? Can you guide me, I would appreciate any help that you can give me. Thanks
@@deepakgoyal3235 The original Nuts & Volts circuit used 28 gauge wire and had a resistance of ~10 ohms. Try removing some of your windings, fewer turns = lower resistance = more current = stronger magnet. You can also reduce the value of the resistor by the power source, or decrease the mass of the pendulum.
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Thanks a lot! The schematic diagram is at the end of this video ua-cam.com/video/CpSxRht3qfU/v-deo.html
Sorry to say, but how do you speak English?