Magnet in copper tube
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muzgo5246 6 months ago
What happened?
It fell down the tube.
Great.
SLORRIFJART321 11 months ago
it looks like light is being bent
arkfussion 1 year ago
Also if you attached test leads on the tube you would see current induced
sypha0x 1 year ago
In other words Eddy Currents
sypha0x 1 year ago
@ ItsConcept3D
Time for me to remember back to my physics classes.
It's inducing an electrical current in the copper tube, and the energy it's putting into the tube is coming from its kinetic energy. Like how a generator works. The magnet spinning sets up a current in the wire, and that slows it down.
adodge2 2 years ago
Do you know why this happens?
ItsConcept3D 2 years ago
Very effective brakes on, say a roller coaster. because the faster its going the more difficult it is for conventional brakes to slow something down this really comes into its own league @ high speeds.
psycopyro001 3 years ago
what practical applications could this have ?
LEBANON707 3 years ago