How to make a brushed DC motor at home - DIY electric motor tutorial
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In this video you can learn how to make a small version of a DC motor using everyday life materials.
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DC motors have been around for more than 140 years, and they are still used today
This type of motor is a rotary electrical device which converts electrical power into mechanical power. It was the first widely used, since it could be powered from existing direct-current lighting power distribution systems.
If you ever wonder how DC motors are able to convert electrical power into mechanical power, well, this video will be very useful for you.
There’s no better way to understand the functioning of a DC motor by buiding one!
No, I’m not kidding! In this video you can learn how to build a simple version of a DC motor with everyday life materials, such as: a syringe (seruing), an iron rod with 13 cm in lenght and a diameter of 2 mm (which we had previously cut from an old clothes hanger), 0.25 mm copper wire, 1.5 mm copper wire, some screws, 4-hole angle brackets, some glue, two magnets, a power supply (in this case a batteries holder with cables and clamps).
When the electricty flows through the coils, an electromagnetic field is created. This means that the electricity has temporarily turned coils into a magnet. In this scheme the upper coil represents our North pole, so it will be attracted to the South pole of the magnet on the right. On the contrary, the lower coil represents our South pole, so it will be attracted to the North pole of the magnet on the left, allowing a clockwise motion of our DC motor.
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buon giorno, sono uno studente del quinto anno di un liceo scientifico e alla maturità ho deciso di portare un modellino da voi proposto su TH-cam del motore elettrico. Il problema però, è che non funziona e non riesco a capire l'errore commesso. Ho seguito il tutorial per filo e per segno, con le uniche modifiche riguardanti i materiali, dato che ho utilizzato una siringa più grande e al posto del filo da 1,5mm un filo da 1mm, dato che il primo non riuscivo a trovarlo. In caso vi servissero delle foto, non esitate dal chiedermele. Grazie in anticipo e buona giornata
Which diameter has the copper wire in the video, because I did it with 0.25 and it's not creating an magnetic field.
Does anyone know if I can add a gear to the end of the iron rod to make a generator?
It took me days to find a good video on how a DC motor works a lot of videos that waste your time. Don’t explain anything. Thank you very much. I like Dan subscribed.
THANK YOU for NOT making this video a nonverbal, music only, show only video!
this is gone be my science project. thanks a lot
A very clear demonstration ! Thanks a lot . Wish more videos like this one .
Thanks you please let us know about the other video
I enjoyed seeing household items used to make complex things. I look forward to seeing other devices used from household items.
The Presentation of a construction of the DC motor. Better than even the animated videos. The explanations
were equally as informative. Just go to be sure as to why about 9:25 in the video, you wrap the copper wire
around the 3rd bracket to the right. You mentioned to get a 90 degree angle. I guess it's due to the rotation
of the armature and the next connection that the brushes needs to make.
Great video man thanks, looking for this for a while
DC motor very interesting
Very interesting, good quality video i appreciate and learnt
SO AWESOME THANKS👍💯🙏
I learn from this video thanks
Really interesting
Thank you for this, I've been having issues in building my own dc motor. The main reason is the wiring of the coils to the commutator.
Really good video
Very nicely done!
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Very understandable 👍
I understood motor how they are made thanks
Nice interesting
Thanks your video👍
Wow thank you
Hii your video is amazing bro
great!
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Can I use regular copper wire and try to do this?
what's the drill bits size used to make the holes in the syringe ??
which are the brushes?
ı want make scoter motor . which mm wire ı need? for 24-36 volt dc motor?
I’m confused when you tie of the input and the output wires. You say not around it’s upper copper bracket but the next one to it’s left creating a 90 degree angle. Then you say the output is not to be around its upper bracket but the third to it’s right creating a 90 degree angle. They both can’t be 90 degrees if they are indeed both 90 degrees then something is off cause the input only moves one and output moves 3. So what’s the right answer?
i think input 90 to left
output 90 to right
did u get it working?
Make a brushless model please!..
Would it not just short circuit without using some kind of insulation on your coils
The coils seem to be insulated in a thin enamel. Also the tip of the syringe (the pieces shaped like “L’s”) are all making contact with each other after they are stripped, that’s the part I can’t wrap my head around.
it is essentially "shorting" but there is enough natural resistance in the long length of thin wire in each coil
will bare copper wire work or does it have to be magnet wire?
Any wire will work as long as you have insulated copper wire
No. It needs to be enamel insulated wire. You can salvage some from old electrical transformer. Don’t try using uninsulated copper wire like what you find when you strip a cable.
Which diameter has the copper wire in the video, because I did it with 0.25 and it's not creating an magnetic field.
if there is a coil and enough turns and enough volt to the coils then that is imposible to say no magnetic field. You can test each coil before install give voltage each side end bring close compass near it you will see the magnetic deviation on the compass. On the other hand coil turn input and output soldering to to the copper poles and magnet sides replacement coil and magnet gap distance are very important otherwise no rotary will happen
what glue does he use
Hello. Thank you for your question! We used just a regular glue for plastic. If you're interested you can also watch our video about a DIY version of a BRUSHLESS MOTOR th-cam.com/video/q_xCqKfq5uY/w-d-xo.html We would like to know your opinion about it. If you want to learn more about our projects, you can subscribe to our channel th-cam.com/channels/b7TkWFn3nyb6XhudxGu5tw.html and visit our website www.jaescompany.com
Does anyone know if I can add a gear to the end of the iron rod to make a generator?
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That's like a erplane engine
the crazy thing is a brushless motor seems simpler
only with alternating current meaning you would have to plug it in to an outlet
No tiene torque .
Now make a brushless motor lol
What if magnets magnetisation deteriorated over time
Hello. Thank you for your comment! You need to wait for a very long time before this type of magnets lose their magnetism... When it happens you can just replace them. Did you have a chance to watch our video where we build a simple version of a brushless motor? th-cam.com/video/q_xCqKfq5uY/w-d-xo.html We would like to know your opinion about it. If you want to learn more about our projects, please visit our website www.jaescompany.com/
kind of scuffed but ok
Please bring a better host. I barely understand what he's saying
well I speak English and I understood him perfectly. Why don't you go make your own videos instead of wasting your time criticizing others.
@@sanansa4567 you may speak english but I may not understand because of your pronounciation that is normal😂😂sometimes you may need translation from english to english. For instance norvegians or dutchs can perfect understand eachother while they trying to spaek english
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