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Make a Simple Electric Motor (Physics)
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Make your own simple electric motor with 20 gauge magnet wire, a D battery, a neodymium magnet, some clay, and a couple of paper clips. This is a great engineering science fair project!
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▶️ Procedures:
1. Wrap 20 gauge magnet wire around a D battery about ten times to create a coil.
2. Use the ends of the magnet wire to wrap around the coils to hold it securely in place. Both ends of the wire should be are directly opposite of one another on the coil.
3. With the coil stand vertically, sand the top half of the insulation off both wires.
4. Bend two paper clips into long hooks with loops of wire at the end.
5. Use electrical tape to secure the two paper clips to the D battery. Make sure that the loops of wire are about the same height off the battery.
Now you're ready to put your electric motor together.
6. Use clay or play-dough to create a small mound on the table, which will be the base for the motor. it should be long enough and wide enough to place the D battery.
7. Place the D battery securely in the center of the base, with the loops of wire facing upward.
8. Place a neodymium magnet on the top of the D battery.
9. Carefully connect that coil of wire using the paper clips as holders for the wire ends.
▶️ How the electric motor works:
The coil of wire is an electromagnet and, when connected, it will begin to line up its magnetic fields with that of the neodymium magnet. However, since only half of the insulation was removed, as the electromagnet rotates, it turns off, gliding through the second half of the turn, only to repeat the process. If the insulation is removed from both sides of the wire, the electromagnet will turn to face the neodymium magnet, but then stop once both of the magnetic fields are lined up.
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▶️ Get supplies here:
▶️ Procedures:
1. Wrap 20 gauge magnet wire around a D battery about ten times to create a coil.
2. Use the ends of the magnet wire to wrap around the coils to hold it securely in place. Both ends of the wire should be are directly opposite of one another on the coil.
3. With the coil stand vertically, sand the top half of the insulation off both wires.
4. Bend two paper clips into long hooks with loops of wire at the end.
5. Use electrical tape to secure the two paper clips to the D battery. Make sure that the loops of wire are about the same height off the battery.
Now you're ready to put your electric motor together.
6. Use clay or play-dough to create a small mound on the table, which will be the base for the motor. it should be long enough and wide enough to place the D battery.
7. Place the D battery securely in the center of the base, with the loops of wire facing upward.
8. Place a neodymium magnet on the top of the D battery.
9. Carefully connect that coil of wire using the paper clips as holders for the wire ends.
▶️ How the electric motor works:
The coil of wire is an electromagnet and, when connected, it will begin to line up its magnetic fields with that of the neodymium magnet. However, since only half of the insulation was removed, as the electromagnet rotates, it turns off, gliding through the second half of the turn, only to repeat the process. If the insulation is removed from both sides of the wire, the electromagnet will turn to face the neodymium magnet, but then stop once both of the magnetic fields are lined up.
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