The deceptively simple wire coil that proves incredibly useful in the world of electronics - the inductor's ability to store energy in an electromagnetic field is the key to making transformers, electromagnets, and many more components. It truly is an awesome device!
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Showing posts with label Inductors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Inductors. Show all posts
Friday, 6 September 2013
MAKE presents: The Inductor
Libellés :
Electricity and Magnetism,
Electronics,
Inductors,
MAKE Magazine
Saturday, 9 June 2012
Weekend Projects - Solar Joule Bracelet
The Solar Joule Bracelet combines two separate projects, a solar battery and a "joule thief," to build a wearable circuit that powers an LED. Solar energy flows through the photodiodes, building up a supercapacitor, which essentially acts like a battery. This energy is then delivered to the joule thief, where oscillations eventually exceed the LED's forward voltage, making it light up. Once fully charged, these oscillations will occur so fast that the LED will appear continuously bright, visible even during daytime!
Complete instructions
Complete instructions
Libellés :
Capacitor,
Demonstration,
Electricity and Magnetism,
Electronics,
Inductors,
Solar energy,
Transistor
Monday, 30 April 2012
Inductor basics
The basics of how inductors work, a demo showing an inductor filtering out high frequency signals, a quick low pass LC filter, and a demo showing the magnetic field created around inductors.
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