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Description: electromagnet holding a magnet in air, done by microchip. |
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ScheldeBoy ::: Favorites Because we use a flux sensor at the end of the magnet, which senses the flying object, we have programmed the chip to hold the object at a specific length, and then the chip regulates the current to the coil.. 07-07-26 17:49:08 __________________________________________________ | |
xXxmidgexXx ::: Favorites Because we use a flux sensor at the end of the magnet, which senses the flying object, we have programmed the chip to hold the object at a specific length, and then the chip regulates the current to the coi 07-01-03 06:45:42 __________________________________________________ | |
furyfax ::: Favorites Because we use a flux sensor at the end of the magnet, which senses the flying object, we have programmed the chip to hold the object at a specific length, and then the chip regulates the current to the coil.. 06-09-01 03:58:40 __________________________________________________ | |
ibjessemon ::: Favorites Why is a microchip involved in this? Does it regulate the current in the coil or something? 06-09-01 01:32:30 __________________________________________________ | |
furyfax ::: Favorites Because we use a flux sensor at the end of the magnet, which senses the flying object, we have programmed the chip to hold the object at a specific length, and then the chip regulates the current to the coil.. 06-09-01 03:58:15 __________________________________________________ | |
sandcrab132 ::: Favorites probably an 68HC12 or MSP430. Possibly, if youre really cheap, youd go for a PIC. 06-09-26 22:56:02 __________________________________________________ |
Saturday, September 29, 2007
electromagnet
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