Hi,I want to build Something from scratch.I know You need a rotor and a stator.Can You create these 2 by manual work?

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Hi,I want to build Something from scratch.I know You need a rotor and a stator.Can You create these 2 by manual work?

Why not investigate electronic circuits first? They are much simpler to do, using discrete components, small IC's, resistors, capacitors, etc.

 

Why not investigate electronic circuits first? They are much simpler to do, using discrete components, small IC's, resistors, capacitors, etc.

And for the generator?I want to try Something that needs magnetic inductor,a piece that floats in Air(levitation based on magnetic field)

 

DC generator or alternator (AC) ??

 

DC generator or alternator (AC) ??

DC

 

And Something like this
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...CDQQAQ&sqi=2&usg=AOvVaw0tpojGRwXdHJo4rQaAbzSM

 

DC

Much, much simpler.
From a discarded toy, scavenge its DC motor. A motor, when driven, becomes a generator.

Its low power means that you can’t hurt yourself regardless of what you do.
You can easily disassemble it, and determine how it is constructed.
Then watch some YT videos explaining Faraday’s law and the principles of DC motors.

 

Much, much simpler.

Then watch some YT videos explaining Faraday’s law and the principles of DC motors.

I know Faraday's law I've studied it in the first year!Unfortunately,I don't have a toy

 

I mentioned “a discarded toy”.

Or a motor from a discarded automobile accessory.
Or discarded electric toothbrush. Or discarded CD or VCR player (the tray motor).

 

https://www.amazon.com/s?k=levitati...3&ref=nb_sb_ss_p13n-expert-pd-ops-ranker_5_10
I have a lunar globe but it beyond finicky I can' do it with one hand (I'm disabled).
Which style are you after? Or am I off track and you're wanting a mo tor/generator?

 

Hi,I want to build Something from scratch.I know You need a rotor and a stator.Can You create these 2 by manual work?

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A lot depends on what your goal is. If you are just looking to build something that spins to demonstrate the principles and ability to make a motor that "works", then there are a lot of ways to do that. The simplest that I have seen and done involves an AA battery, a cylindrical rare-earth magnet that is roughly the same diameter as the battery, and a piece of bare solid wire roughly 10 cm to 15 cm long. But if you are wanting to make a motor that is powerful enough to actually do something useful, that is a lot trickier, but still doable if the power needed is sufficiently small, poor efficiency can be tolerated, and it can be quite a bit larger than a commercially-manufactured motor of the same power would be. It also depends on what tools you have available to work with, how good you are with them, and how much time and effort you are willing to devote to the task.

 

Hello,

Perhaoa a good read first:
https://archive.org/details/hughesa...rives.fundamentalstypesandapplications5ed2019

Bertus

 

If this is too difficult can I try something with a microcontroller?I know how to code but I have no idea how to create a PCB that looks green and draw it's design.Do you use copper sulfate?What are the steps?
Also I'm living in a student dorm and the experiments here are belown the standards and rules of the University.Should I contact someone experienced?
I don't want to create an electric arc or shortcircuit!

 

Use Free Kicad to draw the schematic and board layout, and get it made by PCBway for $2.00 for 5 pieces.

 

Use Free Kicad to draw the schematic and board layout, and get it made by PCBway for $2.00 for 5 pieces.

What about by myself?Will it be hard?

 

It will be faster, cheaper, more precise and with far less errors if you follow Max’s suggestion.

 

Certainly you can build a motor "From Scratch" !! You will need some hand tools, a file, a hacksaw and a hammer. Screwdrivers and a few wrenches. A good vise, and possibly an anvil. AND lots of time. BUT very few folks have the patience or the ability to do that sort of work.Building a working generator is entirely possible.

 

If this is too difficult can I try something with a microcontroller?I know how to code but I have no idea how to create a PCB that looks green and draw it's design.Do you use copper sulfate?What are the steps?
Also I'm living in a student dorm and the experiments here are belown the standards and rules of the University.Should I contact someone experienced?
I don't want to create an electric arc or shortcircuit!

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I could use some clarification on by what you mean building a generator, do you want something that can create line voltage or just a small unit that will create low voltage?