Demonstration of Eddy Currents

[sMartcreations2010]

Thank you for showing me these experiments. They are good to know and you make them easy to repeat them at home. Thanks! ;-)

[K0W0O0N0]

@sMartcreations2010 Thank you for the compliment...

If you like to play with magnets, Eddy Currents and Lenz´s Law are the basic knowledge and a must know!

I like to make it easy to understand and to reproduce cuz it´s the real deal...

Cheers...

[scooterscottii]

Is it possible that you are demonstrating Lenz's law? An example would be when you drop a sphere magnet down a copper pipe. There is an example of Lenz's law on my you tube site as well. Great experiments! KEEP ON KEEPIN ON! SCOTT :O)

[K0W0O0N0]

@scooterscottii Yes! The Lenz´s Force in my understanding are the Eddy Currents....

and the Lenz´s Law explains the direction of that force...

THX

[Magneticitist]

i was thinking about this yesterday playing with hard drive magnets and aluminum.

have you ever tried winding a coil around an aluminum core to see if the wires induct from the eddy?

[K0W0O0N0]

@Magneticitist Not yet, but i think the aluminum will get warm or act like a capacitor... i should try that :-] THX

[llewgnal]

 I've heard that's how they seperate aluminum cans from garbage on a conveyor, the cans just jump off the belt.

Gary

[skycollection]

a good demostration of the eddy currents....! thanks for sharing...!

[K0W0O0N0]

@skycollection Thank you.

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