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Julius B. Baldostamo
Berberlyn Durian
Dennis Pajanustan
Kezie Jepollo
January 2023
ABSTRACT
When electricity is passed through a wire coil, as you are doing when you
connect the coil to the battery you create an electromagnetic field, which pushes the
coil away from the magnet. When you give the coil a spin, since on side of the wire is
insulted, you break the circuit briefly. So the coil continues to rotate using its
momentum. When the circuit is complete again the magnetic field once again repels
the coil, so it keeps spinning. The motor can continue to spin until the battery is dead.
This is the process Step 1: materials and tools you will need to create a simple motor,
Step 2: creating the copper wire coil, Step 3: sanding the ends, Step 4:building a rig to
hold the coil (part 1), Step 5: building a rig to the coil (part 2), Step 6: Attaching the
magnet and step 7: Testing your motor.
In our first try it didn't work because the coil was heavy and the magnet was
small so it didn't spin, but we did it this way we replaced it with a lighter coil and
bigger magnet so it spins, In addition we put a block on the sides so it doesn't move
and the copper wire that we used is tinner
SIMPLE ELECTRIC MOTOR
Materials:
Magnets
Copper Wire
Battery
Styrofoam
Glue Gun
Scissor
Safety Pin
Switch
Wire