Questions about electromagnets and electricity
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I would like to start experimenting with electromagnets and how to generate electricity with them.
I am looking for an expert to answer some questions that will make me start understanding the field. I am not interested in online seminars.
1. How can I create a small electricity generator (a few Volts)? Is there any video for total beginners with no technical skills?
2. Which is the measurement unit for the magnet force (as we have decibel for sound) ?
3. The stronger the magnet, the more electricity we produce. Right or wrong?
4. The longest the coil (more wire around the magnet), the more electricity we produce. Right or wrong?
5. The more spinning we have (rounds per minute), the more electricity we produce. Right or wrong?
6. The more magnet you place inside a spinning wire (coil), the more electricity we produce. Right or wrong?
7. Which is the mathematical formula that helps you calculate how much electricity (volt, watt, amperes) you can produce with the smallest or biggest/industrial magnet?
8. Is there any formula that helps you calculate how much electricity (volt, watt, amperes) you can produce based of the magnet force, coil length, spinning speed (rounds per minute)?
9. Suppose that we have two devices that must work at the same time for 1 hour:
• a TV set that needs 220V and 500 Watt to operate.
• a washing machine that needs 220V and 2.500 Watt to operate.
How can we calculate the electricity usage (Volts, Watts, Amperes etc) and the electricity we must produce for those 2 devices?
10. Can we produce a big amount of electricity with a very strong magnet and a coil spinning around it?
11. If question 10 is true: What kind of electricity this will be? AC or DC? If it is DC, do I have to convert it to AC and how?
12. If question 10 is true: Is anything else that must be included in the electricity generator (e.g. voltage stabilizer etc) so that it can power a device without problem?
13. If question 10 is true: I read somewhere that producing a big amount of electricity might cause the wire to burn (general caution of fire). Is that true?
14. Is there any (digital) device that can calculate the Volts, Watts, Amperes?
Thank you
I am looking for an expert to answer some questions that will make me start understanding the field. I am not interested in online seminars.
1. How can I create a small electricity generator (a few Volts)? Is there any video for total beginners with no technical skills?
2. Which is the measurement unit for the magnet force (as we have decibel for sound) ?
3. The stronger the magnet, the more electricity we produce. Right or wrong?
4. The longest the coil (more wire around the magnet), the more electricity we produce. Right or wrong?
5. The more spinning we have (rounds per minute), the more electricity we produce. Right or wrong?
6. The more magnet you place inside a spinning wire (coil), the more electricity we produce. Right or wrong?
7. Which is the mathematical formula that helps you calculate how much electricity (volt, watt, amperes) you can produce with the smallest or biggest/industrial magnet?
8. Is there any formula that helps you calculate how much electricity (volt, watt, amperes) you can produce based of the magnet force, coil length, spinning speed (rounds per minute)?
9. Suppose that we have two devices that must work at the same time for 1 hour:
• a TV set that needs 220V and 500 Watt to operate.
• a washing machine that needs 220V and 2.500 Watt to operate.
How can we calculate the electricity usage (Volts, Watts, Amperes etc) and the electricity we must produce for those 2 devices?
10. Can we produce a big amount of electricity with a very strong magnet and a coil spinning around it?
11. If question 10 is true: What kind of electricity this will be? AC or DC? If it is DC, do I have to convert it to AC and how?
12. If question 10 is true: Is anything else that must be included in the electricity generator (e.g. voltage stabilizer etc) so that it can power a device without problem?
13. If question 10 is true: I read somewhere that producing a big amount of electricity might cause the wire to burn (general caution of fire). Is that true?
14. Is there any (digital) device that can calculate the Volts, Watts, Amperes?
Thank you