Small Pulse Motor with 4 Coils

[@Kikutuca]

Very nice explanation! Congratulations and thank you for spend your time showing your prototype to the world.

[@chusdiaz9160]

😂😂😂¡Ya solucionó la energía al Mundo!🙏Amén ¡Coñ ño Jo derrr!

[@tonisun4785]

❤🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🖤🤍 Great project! I believe one coil could work effectively as the drive coil, while the other three could serve as trigger coils. However, they would need to be arranged and wired differently for optimal performance. This might simplify the setup and improve efficiency. Keep up the awesome work and thanks for sharing!

[@tonisun4785]

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[@victoryfirst2878]

Thank you for the education Ludic Science. Look forward to seeing more great videos from you Sir.

[@wong1727]

Explaining the polarity of the magnets will be nice. Also adding a circuit diagram would make this video better

[@harrisjayarajfanharrisjaya1377]

I like your simplicity man Love from india

[@altnrgaccount5466]

very cool. you should teach electronics in schools. you have a natural teaching tallent.

[@ludicscience]

:)

[@scose]

I like this video, it has a bit more depth in the explanation than usual.

[@chusdiaz9160]

Profunda explicación ,mas profunda que las habituales🙈

[@danieljordan4320]

I learn so much from your videos! Have you done any videos that show a comparison using different number of turns, different wire gauge, different size magnets? Would be great to see differences all on the same motor set up

[@ludicscience]

Thanks, I still have not done a comparison video

[@chusdiaz9160]

Por mucha diferencia que intente aplicar 💁,tendrá muy complicado mejorar el nivel👨🏼‍⚖️,lo comparativo posible no se acerca ni a preescolar ¡Gugú gagá!👶

[@joshuaanderson890]

Do all four coils have the same polarity facing inward? And if so, are they repelling against the magnets? Thanks.

[@GrandadIsAnOldMan]

Excellent video and explanation 😊

[@ludicscience]

+GrandadIsAnOldMan thanks grandad!

[@raysovilj]

Is it better to have higher current through coil or more turns with less current? Btw great video!

[@ludicscience]

It depends on what you want, higher current will give you more torque but drains the batteries faster

[@TheTubejunky]

You should try the circuit inside one of those solar dancing toys that people use in their car/shop windows. They send pulses through a pancake coil to move the magnet.

[@None1000-c8z]

Very well explained, thank you. Could you please make a similar video to explain the calculation for Wind Turbine. I mean how to calculate Coil Size, thickness, magnet size etc. And a similar calculation for Delta and star power output from the turbine. Thanks a lot

[@chusdiaz9160]

Ya de paso ,que monte una central hidroeléctrica con las aguas residuales 🤭

[@elyamaiskiy1286]

What's polarity of the magnets?

[@qutube100]

Put a small ferrite core (or soft iron) in each coil i have increased the efficiency of these types of "motor" with this method (from flybacks best ferrite mix)!

[@hayel2015]

Hey Have a nice day 😊 Good work.

[@osmiumtechskevenik7367]

sir can we use the magnets from the toy dc motor rather than using neodymium.. if the answer is no plz provide a link from where i can buy it (india)

[@anishr9363]

we will definitely help you😃 you will continue your great job😁

[@ludicscience]

Thanks!

[@leinaddolor658]

Can you make a muscle stimulator?

[@kruppstahl1686]

You should really check out lasersabers ez spin motors. His motors work with the same principle, but on ridiculous low currents

[@ludicscience]

Yes I have seen them, great stuff! I will replicate some of them in the future

[@chusdiaz9160]

​@@ludicscienceya es el futuro ¡Holaaaaa! 😇

[@GeigerCounterVirtualMuseum]

Cool. Wow, 1000 turns x4 by hand. Hurts just thinking about it.

[@ludicscience]

It is not as bad as it sounds, each coil takes less than 10 minutes to wind

[@Chuckiele]

0.2V and 0.2mA? So 0.04mW? Thats very impressive.

[@elyamaiskiy1286]

According to power of the solar battery.

[@jotattoo1]

can use systeme frequncy driver ???

[@altnrgaccount5466]

Where can you buy ready made coils like that which you can easily grab both ends to hook up? turning 1000 turns of wire x 4 will send me to sleep.

[@scose]

AltNRG Account use a drill with known rpm and a stopwatch?

[@altnrgaccount5466]

yep. maybe that would work. Thanks

[@DiyEcoProjects]

Well done, this is a good instructional for education. Thanks

[@IIDECMNH]

Please show me AM transmitter ....

[@lpq2069]

o electromagnetismo move nosso mundo! muito bom.

[@chusdiaz9160]

🙉 Mejor todavía sería en mover las neuronas

[@sjefoekel6058]

Home made brilliant bldc motor.

[@curiosity551]

You are great :)

[@ludicscience]

:) thanks

[@shinevisionsv]

Awesome!!

[@gristlevonraben]

Pretty cool!

[@ludicscience]

:)

[@lvzone727]

Good idea

[@incxxxx]

Thanks

[@oqueedeuseoquechamadodeus5346]

bom trabalho

[@ludicscience]

obrigado

[@oqueedeuseoquechamadodeus5346]

@@ludicscience OK

[@chusdiaz9160]

😂😂 Rotor de madera de un trozo de la ventana,lo próximo mas eficiente será tal vez🤔 ¿Usar la caca del gato que es mas ligera y moldeable?

[@dragon72tube]

DIRECTIONAL TURNING OF THE WIRE! BETTER!

[@НикитаПанов-т7к]

You the best!

[@ishalhuds4902]

Good my friend

[@EsamoKoram]

I very much like it

[@trench01]

what about using a joule thief? Also does it have a limit of how many turns you can put in the coil? you have 1000 so what if it was 4000 would it be 4 time more efficient then you wont need a capacitor? lasersaber channel shows how with just the heat from his hands the move the motor. his motor ran under 20 nano amps kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXOYe4Orerp2r8U

[@youpattube1]

Very interesting.

[@ItaloLima]

Cool !! Second !

[@poweredbysergey]

Cool

[@林楊-d1y]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@bhodhulamanojkumar1513]

Ok

[@robertkowalski9664]

Thanks, :|

[@jy1235689]

first

[@alexandrut5405]

Fake