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Induction causes LEDs to light up
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Sander from Belgium sent us an experiment to demonstrate induction.
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Materials needed:
- 2 sphere magnets type K-13-C
- Transport sleeve of the sphere magnets
- 1 small plastic panel
- 1 thin, transparent plastic sheet
- Superglue
- Enamelled copper wire
- 1 red and 1 green LED
Assembly:
1. Cut out two rings with an inner diameter of 16 mm (= to the diameter of the sphere magnet transport sleeve).
2.
Make an incision in one of the rings.
3.
Roll the plastic sheet so it forms a tube and slide the two rings onto it, leaving a gap of approx.
1 cm.
4.
Glue the rings to the sheet.
5.
Trim off the excess sheet to the left and right.
6.
Thread the copper wire into the cut ring.
7.
Wrap the copper wire tightly around the 'coil'.
8.
Remove the insulation from the ends of the copper wire by heating them or sanding them with sandpaper.
9.
Align the LEDs anti-parallel (long leg of one diode to the short leg of the other) and solder the LEDs to both ends of the wire.
10.
Slide the transport sleeve with 2 sphere magnets in it into the coil.
11.
Shake the sleeve vigorously to light up the LEDs (see video).
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Sphere magnet Ø 12,7 mm, holds approx. 2,4 kg, neodymium, N42, chrome-plated
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