DC motor make Wireless Power

In this video, i want to show you an Experiment: Wireless Power Transfer System by DC motor
Music:
Blue Skies - Free on RUclips
Carefree - Kevin MacLeod
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[@CreativeAndDuck]

The second motor is 3v . I smelled a burning smell

[@UBsLab]

You smelled a burning smell 🤣

[@CreativeAndDuck]

Yes 😄

[@ishic-ops7598]

Does this actually work pls reply me making a project

[@CreativeAndDuck]

@@ishic-ops7598 it works exactly like in the video, friend, you can try it

[@creativeindia7881]

0 awesome you use motor for switching ;)

[@DFpharg]

congrats, you made han inductor

[@Senkothepamperfox]

You dont need dc motor to transfer wireless energy bruh.

[@CreativeAndDuck]

You're right. This is a test ☺

[@MuhammadDaudkhanTV100]

Cool 👍👌💯❤️🌹

[@akobenadinkrahene2153]

wow wireless, and I thought that was called induction! What's up with the motor?

[@yourmusicdestiny554]

To show u that it conducts electricity nuo

[@ishic-ops7598]

Pls say if this works I am doing a project

[@JodBronson]

LOL

[@mr.hacker0078]

Tu to direct dono coils ko touch kr rahaa hai....

[@kangar1797]

Why is the dc motor required?

[@nexusAa]

Because he uses a battery which is DC, and DC doesn't work with transformers, because it creates a static magnetic field but the secondary coil needs a changing magnetic field to create a voltage. The motor has an inbuilt commutator (for internal DC to AC switching, for very similar reasons as the transformer), which causes switching of DC on/off = changing current -> changing magnetic field -> output transformer voltage. Extremely ineffective design, but also probably the simplest, which could work.

[@kangar1797]

@@nexusAa tnx

[@mr.hacker0078]

Abe pagal., wireless kehne ke liye reh hi kyaa gaya hai.....