I want a model using small circular magnet and copper wire
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You can make a simple electronic motor by adding some more stuff to it
Starting in the center of the wire, wrap the wire tightly and neatly around the marker 30 times.
Slide the coil you made off of the marker.
Wrap each loose end of the wire around the coil a few times to hold it together, then point the wires away from the loop
Ask an adult to use the hobby knife to help you remove the top-half of the wire insulation on each free end of the coil. The exposed wire should be facing the same direction on both sides.
Thread each loose end of the wire coil through the large eye of a needle. Try to keep the coil as straight as possible without bending the wire ends.
Lay the D battery sideways on a flat surface.
Stick some modeling clay on either side of the battery so it does not roll away.
Take 2 small balls of modeling clay and cover the sharp ends of the needle.
Place the needles upright next to the terminals of each battery so that the side of each needle touches one terminal of the battery.
Use electrical tape to secure the needles to the ends of the battery. Your coil should be hanging above the battery.
Tape the small magnet to the side of the battery so that it is centered underneath the coil.
Give your coil a spin.
Starting in the center of the wire, wrap the wire tightly and neatly around the marker 30 times.
Slide the coil you made off of the marker.
Wrap each loose end of the wire around the coil a few times to hold it together, then point the wires away from the loop
Ask an adult to use the hobby knife to help you remove the top-half of the wire insulation on each free end of the coil. The exposed wire should be facing the same direction on both sides.
Thread each loose end of the wire coil through the large eye of a needle. Try to keep the coil as straight as possible without bending the wire ends.
Lay the D battery sideways on a flat surface.
Stick some modeling clay on either side of the battery so it does not roll away.
Take 2 small balls of modeling clay and cover the sharp ends of the needle.
Place the needles upright next to the terminals of each battery so that the side of each needle touches one terminal of the battery.
Use electrical tape to secure the needles to the ends of the battery. Your coil should be hanging above the battery.
Tape the small magnet to the side of the battery so that it is centered underneath the coil.
Give your coil a spin.
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Hi dear......
Here is ur ans....
U can make a DC motor by a magnet and Cooper wire....if u want to make it more attractive than u may add it an electrical appliance to it and it moves to like a visual project...
Hope it hlps....
hae a good day dear....
nd srry for earlier ans as I don't get that...!!!
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Here is ur ans....
U can make a DC motor by a magnet and Cooper wire....if u want to make it more attractive than u may add it an electrical appliance to it and it moves to like a visual project...
Hope it hlps....
hae a good day dear....
nd srry for earlier ans as I don't get that...!!!
☺☺☺☺☺1
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