How to Make a Homopolar Motor at home ...

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The ready availability of very strong permanent magnets in the form of rare-earth magnetic alloys such as neodymium-iron-boron has lead to renewed interest in one of the oldest types of electric ...

Abstract: Development of homopolar electric machines is a promising superconducting application. A homopolar motor with a 2G high-temperature superconducting (HTSC) magnetic system and copper disk ...

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In this project, we are going to Control the Speed of Dc Motor Wirelessly Using IR or TV Remote Control. Here we are not going to use any microcontroller. We have used basic components along with 555 ...

When you think of who invented the induction motor, Nikola Tesla and Galileo Ferraris should come to mind. Though that could be a case of the squeaky wheel being the one that gets the grease.

As a hacker, chances are that you have built a homopolar motor, as you only need three things: a battery, a magnet and some copper wire. There are zillions of videos on YouTube. This time we want ...

As part of a series of activities focused on Electromagnetism in our Tinkering Afterschool program with the Boys & Girls Clubs of SF and our XTech program, I decided to revisit the idea of building ...