Light Engine Magnetic Levitation mendocino Motor Solar Toy Electromagnetic Teaching Model Science Toy Physics

Description:

Product size:73*70*70mm

Net weight: 110g

Packing size:195*105*135mm

Gross weight:197g

Speed:100-800r/Min

Product material: Acrylic sheet, strong magnet, solar panel, copper enameled wire Product description: This is a real solar magnetic levitation motor model, purely handmade, composed of 3 solar silicon wafers, copper coils, shafts, neodymium iron boron magnets, and acrylic brackets. It can be rotated under the illumination of high-power light sources such as incandescent lamps, fluorescent lamps, Yuba lamps, tungsten lamps, spotlights, etc., choose your gifts, scientific practice, scientific theoretical explanations and home furnishings!

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Or: magnetic motor

Precautions:

A: The magnet is very attractive, so be careful when assembling and pinch your hands.

B: The top of the rotating shaft part should not be hit hard or violently. Damage will cause equipment failure.

C: Because it is made by hand, glass glue and tape are used for part of the fixation, which is easy to damage. Please avoid excessive force.

D: In most cases, this means you need to add external rotation manually, and the rest can be done with light.

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Note:

1. The actual color of the item may be slightly different from the picture displayed on the website. It is caused by many factors, such as the brightness of the display and the brightness of the light.

2. Please allow a slight deviation in the measurement data.

3. Please allow 1cm-2cm error due to hand measurement.

If you have any questions, please contact us.

Nikola Tesla invented the induction motor with rotating magnetic field that made unit drives for machines feasible and made AC power transmission an economic necessity. Born in Smiljan, Croatia, the son of a Serbian Orthodox clergyman, Tesla attended Joanneum, a polytechnic school in Graz and the University of Prague for two years. He started work in the engineering department of the Austrian telegraph system, then became an electrical engineer at an electric power company in Budapest and later at another in Strasbourg.

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