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My "coil" (1)

Duration: 1:33	Source: YouTube

I used a tension of 3V in this video and the cilindrical magnet has 12Kg of force. One thing that's wierd is that when i change from to 12V the magnet starts shaking and the "coil" loses part of his magnetic field (loses strength). How can i calculate the amount of current and the tension (in volts) that i need to convert that coil into a magnet that can attract some clips? With 3V the "coil" only acts like a magnet when i use another magnet but it cant attract metals :(

Rating: (0 ratings)	Views: 4	Added: Aug 26, 2008
Category: Home Video	Author: NeMewSys2

Tags: magnet, coil, "coil", magnetic, induction, electron, electricity, field

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